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Casey on Dec 9, 2021
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful piece. I love that we could purchase. She shipped it quickly and communicated through the process.
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Alexandra on Nov 25, 2021
5 out of 5 starsMagnificent engraving with neat details! I'm a fan, thank you for this great work!
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Teresa on Nov 9, 2021
5 out of 5 starsGaia is a very good illustrator and her prints with super limited edition are wonderful. I was lucky enough to win print 4 of 4 "Little Fox". This type of printing technique has a very particular flavor and the subject of the fox has a super expressive look.
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My table is rarely this tidy. The succulents now live outside and I have a plant of violets to oversee the work.
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I use a small, but powerful printing press to create my tetrapak prints. I love the process!
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I started working many years ago as a wildlife artist. I still occasionally illustrate non-fiction books
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Then I became a children's illustrator and I love working on picture books!
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I love to mix different materials and techniques like watercolors and collage.
A Neverland dweller
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Gaia
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I've worked in children's publishing for most of my professional life. In my spare time I love to print and create small original pieces for collectors around the world.
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What is tetrapak printing?
Dry-point etching is one of the oldest printing techniques and is usually achieved by scratching a drawing on a metal plate. I use tetrapak instead because it's softer, less expensive and it's a nice way to recycle milk and juice boxes.
However, it's a fragile material and I can usually get only 7/10 prints out of the same plate. Compared to other printing techinques, these are very small runs and each print will be almost one-of-a-kind.