Jemma Jamie
Mid Century Folk Animals - A4 & A3
Mid Century Folk Animals - A4 & A3
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This museum-quality "Mid Century Folk Animals " Featuring hares, quails, and mice. print was digitally Created The digital print is sustainably made in the UK. Our beautiful textured, off-white paper is FSC® certified, composed of 65% virgin fibers, 20% recycled material, and 15% cotton fibers. Available in A3 or A4 size.
Inspired by the philosophy of William Morris, Jemma Jamie Skidmore is a Cotswold-based illustrator, writer, and stationery aficionado. She uses traditional mediums to create whimsical art, delightful objects, and evocative picture books.
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Shipping
We aim to get all deliveries to you within 14 days. We are currently only able to deliver custom-made items to addresses in the UK, but if you have a special request for overseas delivery, please get in touch and we'll see what we can do! : - jemmajamieshop@gmail.com
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Returns
Any custom-made items are non-refundable. We do, however, want you to be happy with your purchase, so if you have any questions, please email us and we'll be happy to help you in any way we can: - jemmajamieshop@gmail.com
Gouache is pronounced “goo wash” and rhymes with squash. This paint has a long history once made with honey or tragacanth gum as binder, for Ancient Egyptian Painting, European illuminated manuscripts and Persian miniature .
Modern Gouache originates in eighteenth century France where a Larger percentage of binder were used, to enhance the opacity.
What is so special about gouache?
The beauty of Gouache is that it forms a luxurious thicker layer of paint on the paper surface and does not allow the paper to show through.
Jemma Art original artworks are created using a combination of high quality materials M.Graham & co. Artists Gouache, Holbein acrylic goulash. and Arches hot press pure cotton paper.
"Do whatever you please, follow your own star; be original if you want to be and don’t if you don’t want to be. Just be natural and gay and light-hearted and pretty and simple and overflowing and general and baroque and bare and austere and stylised and wild and daring and conservative, and learn and learn and learn. Open your mind to every form of beauty."
- Pionering florist Constance Spry