An organic and beautiful celebration of nature, this handmade original linocut is printed on Nepalese 'Lokta' paper.
Description
This incredible two-colour linocut illustration was originally commissioned for a magazine - The University of Dayton Magazine. The subject was about Marionist nuns who live sustainably and who rewild their patch of Ohio prairie. The print is based further on a quote from Pope Francis “everything is connected”.
This bright and uplifting print includes plants, insects and birds that are native species to the Ohio grasslands, including Dickcissel, Western Meadowlark, Orange-Belted Bumblebee, American Copper Butterfly, Ohio Buckeye, Sugar Maple, Marsh Marigold, Virginia Bluebell and Coneflower.
Shortlisted in the Communication Arts Illustration Award 2024
Printed on Lokta Paper
Edition of 50. All prints are signed and numbered.
Dimensions
Print: 320mm 360mm
Materials
Lokta paper
Features
Hand printed
Framed
Made in Bristol
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