Terra cotta pot lady courtesy Sacramento magazine
When I first came across visual designer Catherine Greenup's work, I had to do a double take. A collection of feathers, pine cones, leaves and shells, items found on an afternoon walk, were masterfully transformed into incredible decorative works of art. While my collection of shells and pine cones have found homes in decorative glass jars, Greenup has artfully created tender antelope hand made from tiny pine cone bracts and dark and soulful mounted horse busts completely crafted from feathers. For traditionalists, the Louis XVI chair frame has been adorned with seashells and pine cone bracts, a decorative twist, bringing a touch of nature to a classic standard. I'm in love with the white-tailed deer bust and whimsical squirrels-a beautiful and thoughtful collection inspired by nature!
Free standing small antelope
Feather horse bust assembled from a variety of dyed feathers.
Sweet squirrels
Pine cone back chair
Seashell back chair
Knothole art
Black walnut tables
Gold leaf table
