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Galadriel Watson Originals

Galadriel Watson Originals

BOLD ART TO CONNECT TO

Fulfill your craving to add must-have design to your life!

My linocut prints explore the power of art when it comes to expressing emotions, voicing opinions, and honouring the beauty and joy that surround us.

To do so, I rely on bold, stylized graphics to create contemporary, unconventional, one-of-a-kind visuals, often incorporating words into my images, both English and French.

For inspiration, I look to art deco, pop art, letterpress printing, vintage posters, street art and more. I also, of course, draw on the vibrancy of existence itself.

I print limited quantities of each design, which are numbered and individually signed. However, each print remains unique. This is due the handmade nature of printmaking, which produces subtle differences based on the alignment of the paper and linocut, ink coverage and pressure while printing.

Every piece also has a story behind it. Click on the images below to learn more—and to collect a Galadriel Watson Original of your own!

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Lovely Comments

"We received your beautiful artwork today (toi et moi).
You are very talented and the work is so beautiful!"

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Ontario, Canada

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