Friday, 5 February 2010
Tamara Venn: Ink and Stylus
These are a small selection of the fantastic hand illustrated scenes by artist Tamara Venn. The pictures show a range of ethereal masked women, caged butterflies, fantastically floral prints and the odd piece of antique French furniture in exquisite detail. Tamara draws using the smallest nib she can find and black and white Indian ink. Her works are heavily influenced by Aubrey Beardsley and Edmund Dulac and heavy detail on each A4 page can take up to 5 months to complete. The tremendous amount of detail and craft work on each piece is dumbfounding and literally breathtaking. And with each print starting at just £10 and with every piece signed by the artist its a complete steal! Go to her website here and buy a print. Tamara is also taking commissions and can be contacted on t_venn@hotmail.com..
I am a hundred and fifty percent in love with her work and i am sure you will agree it is pretty impressive!
Labels:
antique,
art,
aubrey beardsley,
butterfly,
edmund dulac,
etheral,
floral,
french,
furniture,
indian ink,
masked,
print,
Tamara Venn,
Women
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Thanks for sharing this talented artist - I agree that her prints are very impressive!
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