I haven’t done a seasonal card design for a couple of years, I often feel too enervated by the whole idea or else lack sufficient inspiration. But after seeing recent snowflake designs by the wonderful Marian Bantjes I thought I’d try some similar ones of my own. Looking back at her work just now I’m amused to see that she kept her designs simple and elegant while I went overboard with the detailing as usual. I created quite a few of these shapes but the ones that make up the final card are the best of the bunch. In a rare fit of generosity you’re welcome to download a high-res PDF and print it yourself. The size is A4 (210mm x 297mm) and—unlike most cards—when folded down the middle can either stand vertically or horizontally.
Previously on { feuilleton }
• Kirsten Hassenfeld’s paper sculptures
Beautiful!
Wow! Fantastic. Complexity and baroquity are good.
Lacey!
Thanks everyone. And yes, they are rather lacey.
John darling,
Your work is incredible! Have a wonderful, baroquity, lacey holiday!