Venus of a thousand waters obviously refers to the Venus de Milo,  famous Greek marble statue on display in the Louvre, representing the ancient goddess of beauty;  and the  very famous painting by Sandro Boticceli The birth of Venus  from the end of the 15th century.
 These inspirations came to me as obvious to convey a message of beauty outside of our time. The women proudly displayed certain curves highlighted with delicate features.
 I declined  all with an azure and pink watercolor effect to accentuate this feeling of softness.
 
 printed in Lille on 224 gsm Canson paper
 ISO 9706 compliant, acid and optical brighteners free
 ethical and ecological approach
 100% made in France (excluding  inks) and local
 
 
 A6 format (10.5x14.8cm)
 A5 format (14.8x21cm)
 A4 format (21x29.7cm)
 A3 format (29.7x42cm)
 
 © Illustration by Edouard Rowehy.