Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Thursday, September 10, 2015

Maybe It Was Utah - Screenprint of Original Papercut

Hi! If you are local (Salt Lake City area) and you want to skip the shipping costs of this screenprint, purchase here! Then you can leave me your phone number or email and I will call or email you and arrange a time for you to pick one of these up. They will be available starting Friday, September 11, 2015.























If you are not local, you can still purchase one of these from my etsy shop:
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Monday, September 15, 2014

Commissioned Piece - The Pond

A little while ago an old friend of mine commissioned a piece to go in the entryway of her home. The only prompt she gave me was bubbles, I can't remember why. I decided to do a little fish papercut for her with bubbles. The fish represent the family, two parents and four kids. Now all I have to do is mount it and mail it!


Here's a detail shot of how it looked like when I was just sketching it.


Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Template Tuesday - Fox Family

It's been a little while, sorry guys! I need to keep it up and also focus on doing papercuts that aren't template tuesdays, too. It's been a while since I've done those as well. I asked on the facebook fan page what kind of thing that people would like to see and I got an overwhelming chorus of Fox Family! And I can't resist those little foxes, so here you go! Pop quiz: does anyone know what the names of female, male and baby foxes are?

Here's what the template will look like:
Here's the actual pdf of the scherenschnitt: Fox Family

Enjoy!

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Outer Space Adventure!

So, my friend Keith married this woman, Leslie, who is way super awesome and she commissioned me to do a piece for her husband a little while ago. I think I missed the Christmas and birthday deadlines and she was like, "Um...could you maybe get this done for Father's Day?" and amazingly it happened. The concept ideas for this piece were wide and varied ranging from kids in indian costumes to outer space. I chose to go for the outer space option. This is Keith saving his wife and child from an alien attack.

Well, I guess technically Keith, Leslie and Milton are the aliens on this forgotten planet, but still, they don't need to be dragged about in such a way!