Ace of Cups original signed and numbered block print
Ace of Cups original signed and numbered block print
$75.00
Ace of Cups. 2022.
This is a signed and numbered linocut print, limited to a size of 50. Block printed on beveled sugar cane (and archival) printing paper. I use biodegradable plastic and recycled cardboard to package my prints (since 2010).
.Interesting in learning more about my process of illustrating my tarot deck? Subscribe to my SubStack for a special discount code and updates on new cards as I finish them.
you can find that here: https://rebeccacristante.substack.com/
A little about the artist Rebecca Cristante (myself):
Growing up in a rural town in south Georgia gave me an ample first hand education of the natural world. In college I immersed myself in religious studies and ecology, fortifying my foundation of respect for the unseen connections of everything in us, and around us, which is often the theme of my work. I started focusing primarily on printmaking full time in 2010, when my first son was born. While printing has become my day job, I spend as many evenings and weekends as I can in books and paintings, some my own, some someone else’s. I make my prints the old fashioned way, with hand drawn sketches and hand carved blocks and fragrant ink. It is truly an honor and a dream come true each time I address an envelope to send my art to you.
Instagram: @rebeccacristante
www.rebeccacristante.com
This is a signed and numbered linocut print, limited to a size of 50. Block printed on beveled sugar cane (and archival) printing paper. I use biodegradable plastic and recycled cardboard to package my prints (since 2010).
.Interesting in learning more about my process of illustrating my tarot deck? Subscribe to my SubStack for a special discount code and updates on new cards as I finish them.
you can find that here: https://rebeccacristante.substack.com/
A little about the artist Rebecca Cristante (myself):
Growing up in a rural town in south Georgia gave me an ample first hand education of the natural world. In college I immersed myself in religious studies and ecology, fortifying my foundation of respect for the unseen connections of everything in us, and around us, which is often the theme of my work. I started focusing primarily on printmaking full time in 2010, when my first son was born. While printing has become my day job, I spend as many evenings and weekends as I can in books and paintings, some my own, some someone else’s. I make my prints the old fashioned way, with hand drawn sketches and hand carved blocks and fragrant ink. It is truly an honor and a dream come true each time I address an envelope to send my art to you.
Instagram: @rebeccacristante
www.rebeccacristante.com
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