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I pulled together a tiny selection of prints with a painterly wash of pink pastels that feel like Summer and I thought I’d take a moment to share them with you. Get a load of these glasses and the giant bubble blowing kid. I was looking at the Bakers Dozen recently and came across illustrator Valerio Vidali from Lisbon and well, I adore the #2 print shown below. Please take a close look at it. I’ve added a second image to show an enhanced view below. Notice the paper shape?

Sweet Art

#1 Volcano, #2 Valerio Vidali #3 Lydia, #4 Gemma Correll.

Valerio Vidali

Oh yes, Valerio has cut this print to mimic a Polaroid. Isn’t this the best? And those frayed cotton edges on the bottom – swoon. Love the tiny details. I’ve not yet noticed other artists doing this with paper prints so I’m delighted to spot something fresh, though it’s certain to catch on because the Polaroid trend is so huge right now… Lovely work!

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15 Responses to “Sweet Art”

  1. 1 Leslie commented:


    Great picks! I LOVE the Lydia watercolor. Divine!
    .-= Leslie´s last blog ..Wednesday Wish List =-.

  2. 2 Kate (Birdcage Cards) commented:


    That blowing bubbles print is adorable! Her little rosy cheeks, the pom-pom on her hat – what’s that you say? Oh right, swoon.

    Good fun finds. Thanks for sharing!
    .-= Kate (Birdcage Cards)´s last blog ..I Want Wednesday: Office Decor & Accessories =-.

  3. 3 tiina commented:


    These are great pieces. What a soft atmosphere they have. I can see any of these in my home. I believe pastel colors make you happy and smiley!
    .-= tiina´s last blog ..{ diy 4th of july } =-.

  4. 4 Laurel commented:


    those polariod mimics are seriously the best! what a creative idea. amazing work! great find.

  5. 5 Dee commented:


    Very sweet indeed, I like the little person with bubble gum.

  6. 6 Shabby chic furniture commented:


    Such nice and adorable pics!

  7. 7 Melissa de la Fuente commented:


    Oh, how incredibly sweet…I adore details like that. Just perfect..
    xo
    Melis

  8. 8 Laura commented:


    Adorable :) I love the idea of cutting prints to look like Polaroids! I think “volcano” is my favorite
    .-= Laura´s last blog ..Art Talk: Shen Plum =-.

  9. 9 Kathryn commented:


    brilliant!! one wonders why this wasn’t thought of before!! love it.
    .-= Kathryn´s last blog ..where to next? =-.

  10. 10 The Perfect Palette commented:


    double swoon!
    .-= The Perfect Palette´s last blog ..We ? Etsy: Orange & Aqua =-.

  11. 11 tickledpinkpaperink commented:


    so cute! thanks for posting! LOVE the polaroids!
    .-= tickledpinkpaperink´s last blog ..PDF Printable Birthday card-Big Birthday Present =-.

  12. 12 Liss (daydreamlily) commented:


    These are beautiful, I’m a huge fan of Amy (the volcano) and these artworks look great together, I want them all to hang on my wall!!!
    .-= Liss (daydreamlily)´s last blog ..Creative Space: Urban Homes of Artists and Innovators =-.

  13. 13 BODIE and FOU commented:


    I’m totally drawn in the Lydia print…Can’t help looking at her feeling she is looking at me. Her glance is amazing..a bit mysterious yet she looks sad, hiding behind her big glasses.

    http://bodieandfou.blogspot.com/

  14. 14 kira romashko-thiel commented:


    Beautiful prints! I have quite the collection now — thanks for your wonderful finds.

    I too think the polaroid format is going to be a big trend . . . our new handmade holiday card line is inspired by the polaroid format also! So fun to see how design trends effect so many different mediums.

  15. 15 Amanda commented:


    oh my goodness, those polaroid prints are beautiful and adorable!

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