Craig Cramer is an ex-magazine editor, plant lover and a bit of green thumb. He runs a personal blog called Ellis Hollow. Every month, he creates the most incredible scans of his plants and flowers, which he calls Bloom Day Scans. I could seriously spend a whole day absorbed in these powerful images – so much depth of colour and dynamic movement in each one. The scans appear more like beautiful paintings rather than something created using a scanning bed.
Craig recently started experimenting with his images by creating kaleidoscopic floral patterns (below). So clever. I would love to see textiles made from these.
[Images courtesy of Bloom Day Scans.]
So beautiful! And completely feeding my obsession with flowers.
Have you seen this plastic bag series using a similar technique? http://www.huangxu.net/a/Works/ I’m guessing you probably have, but hey, worth revisiting I say!
Oh hey there lady! Those plastic bags are amaze – never seen it. Love, love, love it! x
if you search craig cramer you can find alot of pictures with flowers
holy hell! amazingly beautiful!
I hate this so much,l your an old tosser!
this is such an inconsiderate comment! I simply cannot believe you have put this, I would much rather be riding a horse than writing this, Horses rule! Neigh Neigh, someone feed me a sugar cube
this art work is simply beautiful, The composure of this work is Exquisite and the standard of the work is unbelievably high. much love
Completely agree mate great work got me absolutely loving him
i love this craigy really inspired me to take more photos and inspired to move my position onto you my love