This is the first in a new series, and there are lots more to come. The colours are so gorgeous, and as well as these beautiful blues, there will be vibrant yellows, oranges, black and white - something for everyone. To me, these look best en mass, and I'll be framing the originals with simple, streamlined black frames to really make the colours pop. There are quite a few surprises that I'll reveal closer to the exhibition date (think big, bold and beautiful!), so if you'd like me to add you to my mailing list, drop me a line or message me, and you'll be the first to know.
I've found a few pretty pics to give you an idea of how you can use paintings like these to make a real statement.
via decor8 - so pretty
source
more restrained and curated
via my good friend Martha....and look, there are some feathers too.
Now I realise these aren't butterflies, but the repetition and symmetry is what really works here, and those prints could be any subject - botanical, sea plants, specimens....you get my drift. By Stephen Gambrel
Thanks for everyone who emailed over the past few weeks - I'm back in the land of the living again, and I really appreciate your concern. On track again and looking forward to getting stuck in to some new projects - can't wait!
Love it Kerri!
ReplyDeleteButterflies are a very special synbol for me.. I'd love a black & white one!..Can't wait to see more.
Oh I must talk to you aout the Louis Vuitton ones too! x
Marnie.
You could have allot of fun with these.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the others.
Sarah
Ah, Kerri, how divine! As a butterfly lover, you have me enchanted. You've hooked me in ☺. Will email you. J x
ReplyDeleteThis is just stunning Kerri!
ReplyDeleteYou know I love a great butterfly and this will be a spectacular series indeed.
Can't wait to find out about your solo exhibition = very exciting indeed.
xx Felicity
I think this print takes the prize as my favourite now out of all your gorgeous prints!! I love it! Glad you're feeling better x
ReplyDeleteGlad your back :)) the butterfly is gorgeous xx
ReplyDeleteHi Kerri,
ReplyDeleteGood to hear your back in the land of the living.
Loved your last post. Very into the natural history thing myself.
I think Steven Gambrel is a great designer love the last photo of his room. He too is a fan of natural history, you do see a lot of it in his work.
keep well.
regards,
Daryl
Beautiful painting, and no butterflies were harmed in the making of your art - I can't bear to look at a real butterfly impaled for its beauty!
ReplyDeleteI just love your blog and love your work! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteCyndy
Absolutely gorgeous! Love your blog and am so happy to see the latest addition to your work!
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