I just wanted to let you readers know about a fantastic design idea that I would love to have in my house one day. It’s both organic and modern, clean and earthy - practically perfect in my eyes. Lithography meets the green movement culminating in tree ring reliefs as wall art. Simple relief prints of pre-cut stumps turn out to be one of the most beautiful and most moving pieces of art I’ve ever seen and it’s all accomplished in black and white with an ancient technique that’s been perfected and transported to work on tree stumps by artist Bryan Nash Gill. The site has all kinds of great art pieces and some practical pieces as well so don’t forget to explore. Anyway that’s all I wanted to say.
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