Welcome to the UnRuley Articles Portfolio: where we show the things that we’ve created. Many of these items are for sale in our Etsy store, but others are out in real world shops, or have already been sold – but we’re always happy to make something similar, just contact us.
Note that you can filter on the particular area that you’re interested in…
UnButtoned: button-based jewellery and crafts
UnStrung: pearl and bead jewellery
UnBrushed: paintings, prints and other art
Currently viewing the tag: "portfolio"
Hey folks, no Beady Eyed Craftster this weekend I’m afraid; the only crafty thing I’ve had time to do is assemble flat pack furniture. But I did want to share a new picture…
Introducing our new collection of what we like to call “Cephalopostcards”. I’ve been talking about them for a while, but they’re finally up on Etsy.
I wanted to share with you my latest sequence of paintings, based on the four classical elements. Earth, Air, Fire and Water, of course. Though actually I was aiming for a little more than that, to wit: the elements as they relate to me. It’s actually almost a self portrait.
Well, that time of year approaches and we’ve now got a new set of hand-printed Christmas cards available at our Etsy store. It’s another lino-cut print (like our Snowflake card), but in three colours instead of just the one. (Also, see here for my first encounter with lino-cutting and printing.)Â We call it a Pixmas […]
(Or: the truth about Lino!) A little while back I blogged about a mysterious work-in-progress — well, it’s now finished, and I can now reveal:Â it was one of the plates for lino-cut print of a blue-ringed octopus, now available on Etsy. Since this was my first foray into the world of lino-cutting and printing, I […]
I’ve got a woodland painting up on Etsy at the moment, so I thought I’d talk a little bit about woods. I love woods but I also find them deeply spooky. Even in the middle of the day, a sunlit forest can still be a little unnerving. And it’s not just me that thinks so; […]
We recently took delivery of some postcard sized prints of some of my digital work, so I thought I’d share them with you. As you can probably tell, the focus is on some of our favourite undersea creatures. But why do I find these creatures so fascinating? Some thoughts below.
