Marbled Paper Shorts

Description: This design is based on the centuries-old technique of paper marbling.

Description: Paper cut of hand marbled paper. Cult misheard lyric from Bad Moon Rising.

Description: A portrait of Jane Austen made entirely from bits of marbled paper. This is based on Cassandra's portrait of her literary sister so should hopefully have a good likeness and I have given her a regency style garland frame.

Description: A playful collection of stars combines newspaper print, zebra patterns, marbled textures, metallic silver, bold red, pastel mint, purple, blue, orange, and gold. Varied sizes, outlines, crumpled-paper effects, and sparkling accents create an eclectic mixed-media collage with scrapbook and energy. The design celebrates celestial shapes, experimental pattern, handmade texture, and colorful abstract composition through a bold, layered visual style.

Description: Barbara Pym, the forgotten face of mid Twentieth Century British Literature collaged in marbled bookbinding paper. Philip Larkin said he would rather read a new Barbara Pym than a new Jane Austen and yet she fell out of print in her lifetime.

Description: An antique first page of Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights mounted on marbled book binding paper and collaged with the windswept house and trees

Description: The Japanese Island of Okunoshima has hundreds of wild bunnies roaming free.Collage in marbled paper with colour block cute bunnies in modern graphic style.

Description: A bit of wordplay in marbled bookbinding paper. Charlotte Bronte plus a brontosaurus makes a Brontesaurus!

Description: Marbled paper educational diagram of the layers of the sea and their depths. Did you know that more have been to the moon than the Hadal zone? Nevetheless, human litter, such as plastic bags has been found there...

Description: An antique first page of Jane Austen's Persuasion mounted on seascape marbled book binding paper and collaged with a sailing ship.

Description: Marbled paper collage

Description: Magwitch, cut out from the first page of the book,with the first line of Charles Dickens' great classic novel Great Expectations.A little marbled paper Pip and Estella. Perfect for curling up with a good book.