Thornhidledel - giclée print
This giclee print is taken from a scan of the pen and ink drawing, Thornhidledel, from the Fantastical Roots collection. The print is printed on Somerset Velvet fine art paper. This paper is archival with a fine texture, 100% cotton rag and is particularly well suited to reproduction of pen and ink drawings. The reproduced image is approximately 7" x 5". The print paper is oversized and includes borders that can be trimmed as needed for mounting and framing.
Thornhidledel is yet another Wildwood Park creature who was stalking me in the woods. I captured it on paper though so it will do no harm. This beasty has quite the eldritch quality to it with a “creepyness’’ caught within my stokes of the pen. What do you see?
This giclee print is taken from a scan of the pen and ink drawing, Thornhidledel, from the Fantastical Roots collection. The print is printed on Somerset Velvet fine art paper. This paper is archival with a fine texture, 100% cotton rag and is particularly well suited to reproduction of pen and ink drawings. The reproduced image is approximately 7" x 5". The print paper is oversized and includes borders that can be trimmed as needed for mounting and framing.
Thornhidledel is yet another Wildwood Park creature who was stalking me in the woods. I captured it on paper though so it will do no harm. This beasty has quite the eldritch quality to it with a “creepyness’’ caught within my stokes of the pen. What do you see?
This giclee print is taken from a scan of the pen and ink drawing, Thornhidledel, from the Fantastical Roots collection. The print is printed on Somerset Velvet fine art paper. This paper is archival with a fine texture, 100% cotton rag and is particularly well suited to reproduction of pen and ink drawings. The reproduced image is approximately 7" x 5". The print paper is oversized and includes borders that can be trimmed as needed for mounting and framing.
Thornhidledel is yet another Wildwood Park creature who was stalking me in the woods. I captured it on paper though so it will do no harm. This beasty has quite the eldritch quality to it with a “creepyness’’ caught within my stokes of the pen. What do you see?