Catherine Campbell

paper land...

Well, thank you for all the French comments! They have certainly helped add to my excitement.

 

As you can see from the picture above I am working on my little paper cut characters for Kindergallery, hopefully I will have some finished very soon...

je ne comprends pas...

Yesterday I enrolled in French lessons and I am so excited about starting classes next week. Secretly it is because I know that once I learn how to speak French, I will grow up to look just like this...

 

I will live in a little red house such as this…

 

And then all of a sudden life will start to look like this…

 

Oui, Oui!

p.s. All of these lovely photos came via Eclectic Gypsyland.

kindergallery...

Earlier in the year I spoke with the lovely ladies who run a web based gallery/shop called Kindergallery and I am now super excited about creating a new series of original paper-cut characters that will be available through their website. They are also planning to open an actual gallery space in Berlin later in the year... my little artworks hanging on a wall in Berlin, that would be super also.

So now I must begin my paper trails again, in search of some lovely bits and pieces to make some lovely little characters...

 

about town...

Lara Cameron is a Melbourne based designer who creates the most beautiful fabric prints. You probably already know about her, she is super fantastic after all. She happens to be in the current issue of Real Living magazine and I have to say a big thank you as my Frankie poster managed to find its way into the shot...

Lara's beautiful fabrics are available here, and you can read her lovely blog here.

While we're on the subject, an exciting thing happened last Sunday; my drawing that is in Curvy was flashed across the silver screen during the closing credits for Sunday Arts. Bec Winnel has kindly posted the closing credits on her blog so if you would like to see some Curvy art in slow motion hop right over here...

a little shop update...

Today I found a little snippet of paper that read 'What a wonderful place to hide', so I added it to my drawing and she took on a life of her own...

She is sitting over in the shop right now, along side a new print set and the little red cardigan girl...