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A few months ago, I bought a couple of drawings from the talented natural history illustrator ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ginasketch. I took them to a framer in Cambridge, hemmed and hawed over colours and widths, and left them there for several weeks.
I picked them up today, and they look brilliant.
Potoo byginasketch
Tamandua byginasketch
Our little niece loves us with tentacly affection. I know because this arrived in the post last week.
I think she might have to practise a bit more before she is at Gina’s level.
More of Gina's work can be viewed here.
ginasketch. I took them to a framer in Cambridge, hemmed and hawed over colours and widths, and left them there for several weeks.I picked them up today, and they look brilliant.
Potoo by
ginasketchTamandua by
ginasketchOur little niece loves us with tentacly affection. I know because this arrived in the post last week.
I think she might have to practise a bit more before she is at Gina’s level.
More of Gina's work can be viewed here.
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I love the natural history ones.
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They're so striking, especially the potoo's eye.