Mad Cutter

French cake. Chocolate and Lavender go together so well!

Keep cool this Summer. Next one ready to be transformed into prints.
This summer as I’ve been struggling with nausea, I told myself to just do as much as I can get done. Instead of being a perfectionist and wanting a certain level of my paper art, I just want to have fun. I still find myself tensing up a bit but I’m practicing letting go and just playing around with ideas, shapes and colors. And most importantly, accepting that I can only do as much or as little as I can for this Summer.

The hot weather demands lots and lots of popsicles. 🍓
Little Summer vibes. If you want to know my recipe of how to make your own popsicle this Summer, I’ll share it in my next post!

The exhibit has been going on since mid June and I’m so happy that „Grooming Ravens“ has been selected to be showcased at the juried exhibition Art of birds - Watching at Museum of Northern History still going on until July 11. if you’re in the Kirkland Lake area, stop by the beautiful estate and see the beautiful art of birds created by select artists until Saturday.

My first outdoor art show this weekend was so much fun! I didn’t have much time to go see everyone’s art but from the little bit that I saw I was inspired and mind blown. So much talent in one place. And we lucked out on the weather ☀️ thank you for the support of art buyers that bought my art and thanks for all the wonderful chats I had with people who had to get up close to my art to realize it’s hand-cut papercuts and were in awe. For some, this was the first time they’d ever seen papercut art. ♥️

Experimenting with a foggy atmosphere on paper. I find tracing paper does the trick.
Fog is one of my favorite weather moods to go out in nature.
And I know now we have ravens and crows living around our house because I listened to the difference of their calls online. Ravens have a much deeper tone and they communicate and chat with so many different sounds and throaty clicks. Fascinating.

Colored paper and tracing paper from

Here’s a little magic and an old papercut from a few years back for today’s prompt for challenge. On the second slide you can see my digital version of it in color.