“lay and no play … makes Jane a dull girl” was the title of this piece of artwork I picked up at last Saturday’s Farmers’ Market. The Artist is Julene Ewert, http://www.presentbydesign.com/ who recently graduated from the University of Idaho with a degree in graphic design.
(Psst, she grew up in a small town in a family of artists. She said her inspiration comes from nature.)
Not only did I love the title of this piece, but it was made using thin layers of beeswax.
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How lovely to find my art posted on your blog! Thanks so much for sharing my work.
I adore this print…and everything Julene creates! LOVE your blog too! 🙂
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