Bug print

Original single colour linocut print of three woodlouse uncurling titled 'Chucky Pig' This is an open edition print, signed by the artist on Zerkall printing paper. Every print is unique and individual, displaying intricate variations that can only come from a handmade item. Designed, hand drawn, hand carved and printed by myself. Height 260mm X Width 112mm All prints are carefully packaged, board backed in a cellophane sleeve and placed in a board backed envelope for posting. Please note…

Beetle Pattern

"Bugs" is a 5x7 inch print on Heavy Card Stock. This drawing features brightly colored insects and bugs. Butterflies, moths, and beetles can be seen. It is unframed. Every purchase includes a free sticker! All sales are final. Purchase of this artwork does not allow for reproduction or resale. Purchase is solely for ownership of the single, original piece of art. Artist retains all rights for reproduction, use, print and resale of the image associated with "Bugs."

For all those small critter lovers, here's a graphic illustration of a beetle. It's perfect for a kid's room or nursery. Signed limited edition of only 50. Details Artist | Natasha Durley Archival giclée, printed on luxurious 305gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper Available as both print-only or custom-framed and ready to hang! Size A4 | 30 x 21cm Includes Signed certificate of authenticity

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Wonderful insects full of colour and decoration. Some, intantly recognisable, like the ladybird. Others, inspired by their shape, have been freely interpreted with a brush. Note the one going in the opposite direction - every creature, however small, has a mind of his own!

E.A. (Emile-Alain) Séguy (1889-1985): 1. Goeana festiva. Indes; 2. Zammara tympanum. Amérique du Sud; 3. Goeana ochracea. Indes; 4. Phenax variegata. Brésil; 5. Hemisciera maculipennis. Amazone

Illustration of coalorful bugs and insects