Capybara in yellow floral Chanterelles but still uses his trademark

but still uses his trademark asymmetry with the left side seam moved to the back and turned into an off-centre flare

Materials: Japanese & Korean papers

One of my favourite things about old natural history illustrations are the number of animals that were obviously drawn from descriptions

straight out of a Jane Austen novel

I’ve chosen a Nepalese Lokta paper for the black silk faille skirt

Capybara in yellow floral Chanterelles but still uses his trademarkThe capybara is the worlds largest (and cuddliest) rodent. My little paper darlings are based on a 1792 illustration from Bewicks A General History of Quadrupeds. The capybara is 4. 25 inches wide, stitched by hand on 5x7 inch 100% cotton watercolour paper, which means that it will pop right into any commercial frame in that size, and be ready to hang on your wall. Materials: Japanese paper, glass bead, and cotton floss on cotton paper.