Flourishing micro organisms cultivate on the skin, as vegetation and organic formations - moody dreamscapes unravel and entice - resting and compromised figures, forlorn and betrothed in tender sweet relations.
When I visited Allyson's Etsy shop recently, I became completely smitten with her paper cuts. I seem to have a thing for hairless androgynous figures at the moment - I have no idea what that's about(!!) - so it's no surprise that I was drawn to buying the top image. It's just beautiful. In contrast to these, her charismatic drawings/paintings are created with a soft palette made from natural pigments/washes such as walnut, spinach, organic paints from the Kremer series and egg tempura - which seems to very much reflect the lifestyle choices she and her artist husband Jeremey Taylor (they often collaborate) make. All incredibly inspiring.
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If there is something organic you always hit me AND I didn't expect that Kremer Pigments are international now, because they come from a tiny spot in south germany. Amazing.
I think I read in the Readymade interview that they're imported into the US from the UK? I haven't looked any further into whether they are available in Australia, or if another company is pursuing similar products.
Great find! I'm mesmerised by the second one!... must go look :) Kx
Another fascinating discovery! I have to visit her shop- thank you for sharing this!XX
Thank you for sharing
This fabulous work with us
Good creations
I love this.
Really great,I love it!
Thanks so much for visiting everyone, and I'm so pleased you like her work. The paper cut I bought from her Etsy shop has arrived and it's just GORGEOUS!!!!
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