Now that my university to-do list is finally just about completed I can start on the massively long to-do after the end of semester list I was mentally creating when I should have been writing my paper. Perhaps I should have added 'relax' to that list, instead it is straight back into drawing, printing, creating, and updating my poorly neglected online bits and pieces.
First up on the to-make section of my to-do list, these tiles - made of MDF and recycled silkscreen prints that were printed a little crooked. I gotta say I am loving these. I have a bad habit of making things in series, in groups, I just can't help it, they look so much better in numbers. And as much as I love the fullsized prints these came from, it's really great to be able to turn the imperfect ones into something completely different. Cropping in on one small area allows you to focus on patterns & lines that get lost in the big picture.
They're about 9cm x 11cm each, with smooth sanded edges and a tiny ring attached to the back so they're ready to hang immediately, no framing required! They're also light enough to stay up with blu-tak or double-sided tape if you don't want any extra holes punched in your walls.
And they will be available in
my etsy store very shortly! With more sizes and designs to come soon too, so keep posted.
