Loving the work of Ali Aschman whose prints are pulled from acid-etched copper plates. Her work has a little melancholic vibe to it, but they’re beautiful in an ironic way. I can’t wait to see more.
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Love your site and the artists you highlight. This artists work is great! Wow! Also, thanks for sharing the work of doinkydoodles.
So cute! I love the little box people!
lovely. does she have a blog or website to see more of her work?
i really like it =D
Gorgeous work! It reminds me Bosch 🙂