Agapanthus pages
From my botanical journal.
This time I reproduced my agapanthus pressed flowers
as a faux sun print painted with white acrylic ink
on a piece of very cyan handmade Amate paper.
posted by Geninne at 7:22 AM
About Me
- Name: Geninne
Is a passionately curious artist/crafter, living with her husband Manolo, two teenage sons and a cute border collie named Turbo.
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Amazing! I thought it was real a sun print! This new botanical journal of yours is just beautiful and inspired.
¡Me encanta! Felicidades...
Feliz Sábado-
What a wonderful idea, very beautiful.
You know, cyanotype prints are relatively easy to make~
Thank you so much! :)
Allison: I know, I've made lots them before with my kids, but I thought it would be more fun to replicate one with ink :)
So fun. It looks exactly like those sun exposure prints (except your blue is much prettier).
Love your journals. You are such a constant source for inspiration.
Beautiful, precioso libro Geninne, me encanta.
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Fantastic - I love the butterfly too :-)
Hi Geninne,
I would never have thought to take the individual blooms from the agapanthus. Our long driveway is lined with these beauties and I'll have a whole lot of flower pressing ahead when the summer arrives.
I thought I'd let you know that you have been included in a list I've just submitted for a competition. I wrote a list of 50 people I'd like to sit beside on a long-haul flight and even though I've just started to follow your page I had to let you know that you are on the list.
Ciao for now,
Felicity
Not only is your art wonderful...but it amazes me how "neatly" you work.... your workspace is always neat as a pin in your photos....!
So pretty! I think I'll have to scour the garden and start drying some flowers too, to liven up my journal. Thank you for the inspiration!
I love everything you do, really a lot of compliments
ciao
Milvi
Incredible! It looks like a real sunprint. I make sunprints with my little students... they love them!
i love these pages
Goodness- your nature journal is absolutely lovely!
This is absolute poetry!!! So very much the sort of thing I'd like to do!