My vintage scarf inspired these little cuties. When wearing the scarf one day with red lipstick (as you do) my Dad remarked that I looked like a Russian Doll. One thing led to another and I started working on the design.
After some research I drew the image in Illustrator. I needed to keep it simple to suit the die-stamping process and the small image size when printed on a correspondence card.
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| An earlier version of the Illustrator Drawing |
But, the illustration really came to life when die-stamped from an engraved die in my favourite colours - gold, red and blue. Available to buy from Mount Street Printers (£13.95 for a pack of 10 with tissue lined envelopes).
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| The finished correspondence cards with blue tissue lined envelopes |
If you are big into the Russian Doll theme check out Hazel Nicholl's designs on her blog http://hazelnicholls.blogspot.com/ She has prints and cotton totes printed with a Russian Doll - I love the wording that accompanies her doll "Its whats inside that counts".
Stationery is a permanent shop. That contains different kinds of materials, esp. wedding materials, birth announcement, christmas cards, gifts etc. There's a lot of people that I think would really appreciate your content. Thanks
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