Apocalypse, Now?

Medium: Linocut and digital

Client: Pipe Wrench Magazine

Linocut and digital header illustration for online magainze, Pipe Wrench, to illustrate Emi Mantei's article about different interpretations of the Book Of Revelation through history.

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Atmospheric Conceptual Decorative Fantasy History Linocut Magical Mixed Medium Monsters Moon Sun

About Becca

Butterflies and birds, field mice and bees – the artwork of English illustrator Becca Thorne hums with the authentic rhythm of nature. Cutting lino blocks and printing with colorful inks onto handmade paper, Becca’s deep connection with her subject comes through in every hand-crafted image she creates.

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