Go Wild.
A series of floral prints from the Earthboy archive. Wild, free, and full of color. Each artwork has been made from recycled papers, saved from the waste stream and repurposed into beautiful shapes inspired by the wonders of earthly flora and fauna. The prints are whimsical, playful, and joyous bringing a bright ray of sunshine to any space.
About the prints
Wildflowers on a sky blue background. The wonders of nature, the endless shapes, colours, and textures. From the yellow craspedia (billy buttons), to sea kelp, arum lilies, and the simple daisy, every flower offers a wealth of pattern, texture, and form that all have their own style.
The artwork is built from a range of different materials that have been found and reused; old school books (see the graph paper textures on the billy buttons), scraps of cardboard packaging (you’ll notice this on the wonky edging on the kelp) and old ink textures from dried out ink pads from a 1960s rubber stamping kit.
