Graphic Design, Digital Papers and Vintage/Original Clip Art
I hope everyone is having a wonderful start to the New Year! I had planned on doing some journaling over the holiday, but was busy working on a few other projects. So I decided to concentrate on Valentine's Day. I have had these lovely ladies for a while and plan on using these for my … Continue reading Lovely Ladies
Copyright Lismore Paper 2019 Today, I would have changed this beautiful quote that I treasure to, "If you truly love Nature you'll forgive her." I woke just after 5 a.m. to the power going out. We had an ice storm with high winds and that is not very kind to the trees nor the powerlines. … Continue reading If you truly love Nature
Mistletoe & Red Berry Sprig Winter decorating this time of year is all about comfort and cozy. For me, the holidays bring joy. The soft lighting, the dark green and cranberry colors that adorn wreaths, trees, and décor. Decorating your home with the comforts of seasonal foliage allows us to bring the outside in. Botanicals … Continue reading Seasonal Foliage Graphics
It is the ultimate of casual attire. They started out as undershirts for the boys in the military. In the 1950's after Marlon Brando wore one in A Streetcar Named Desire, the t-shirt finally achieved status as fashionable outerwear garment, and ever since, they have grown wild in popularity. Everyone has t-shirts worldwide. They are … Continue reading A T-Shirt Teaser – Fashioned By Nature
Antique graphics are the perfect medium to create signs, cards, or use for decoration. I am always looking for antique ads to decorate with. I thought this one would be perfect for Halloween with the black cats, color scheme, and dark sky. The only repair made was the color, I decided to leave the torn … Continue reading Black Cat Graphic from 1876
This Nerium Oleander is a shrub or small tree in the dogbane family. It is most commonly known as nerium or oleander, from its superficial resemblance to the unrelated olive Olea. This image was extracted from a vintage garden magazine. The image has been recolored and repaired. There is a few spots that I could … Continue reading Vintage Living
Besides looking for the next new art supply to try, I'm always on the hunt for ephemera. Antique illustrations have a patina that make them special. Finding old garden periodicals that have hit the public domain are like Christmas. Many are in need of repair from age, light, or water damage. Once they have been … Continue reading Garden and Fashion Ephemera
There is just something about the beauty of poppies, commonly known as the Black Opium Poppy, Papaver somniferum, or the breadseed poppy. This is a species of a flowering plant in the family - Papaveraceae. It is the species of plant from which opium and poppy seeds are derived and is a valuable ornamental plant, … Continue reading Poppy Botanical Post Card
I have been asked what medium is my favorite. This is something I cannot answer with a simple reply. I do have one constant that I always go to, and that is my PITT Artist Pens made by Faber-Castell. Photos of pens is credited to the Faber-Castell site. PITT means Pigmented India Ink. These pens … Continue reading Product Review: Faber-Castell Artist Pens
Graphics and multi media are a part of our everyday life from packaging, television, advertisement, and products. I am constantly looking at packaging, taking it all in, driving my husband crazy by looking over all the new products. Let's face it, some of the beauty products are packaged beautifully. I love to make graphics, but … Continue reading Watermelon Salad Paper and Recipe
