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Terrestrial Arthropods | Prints by Chrysa Koukoura. Item made of paper compatible with traditional style
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Terrestrial Arthropods | Prints by Chrysa Koukoura. Item made of paper compatible with traditional style
Terrestrial Arthropods | Prints by Chrysa Koukoura. Item made of paper compatible with traditional style

Created and Sold by Chrysa Koukoura

Chrysa Koukoura

Terrestrial Arthropods - Prints

Price $54 - Sale 43% off

Price $95 Original Retail

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Shipping: 7-14 days
Estimated Arrival: November 30, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

DimensionsWeight
23.39H x 16.54W in
59.4H x 42W cm

Hand screen-printed art print of illustrated winged insects. Over 100 insects were drawn over the course of a summer, and these are a selection of winged insects. A2 standard paper size
Printed on a 215gsm premium recycled art-stock paper. A2 standard paper size Signed and embossed. Printed in Melbourne.
Measurements (width, height - cm)
42 ✕ 59.4

Item Terrestrial Arthropods
Created by Chrysa Koukoura
As seen in Creator's Studio, Melbourne, Australia
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Meet the Creator

Chrysa Koukoura

Melbourne, Australia

Wescover creator since 2019
black and white hand drawn graphic art & screen-prints

I continue to explore the limits of working in fine-line pen on paper; All pieces are drawn and embellished by hand and can take anything up to 80 hours. My current works are heavily influenced by graphic design from both the art-deco and psychedelic era, continuously playing with contrast, bold lines and shape to transport the viewer to somewhere more evocative and free.

I love the simplicity and restrictiveness of working in black and white, as it allows me to bring something unexpected and unseen out of a piece that wouldn’t necessarily have been there had the limitless use of colour been involved.