the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post

artwork by corrie herriman

today's design team post is brought to you by corrie herriman.  corrie has used my rubber stamps to create this wonderful piece of art.

flying bird

heart vine

scalloped lace border

to see more of corrie's work head on over to her blog.

to see all of my rubber stamp line sold through stampotique.com please click here.

the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post

artwork by gemma maggs

today the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post is brought to you by gemma maggs.

gem created this wonderful tap using my rubber stamps:

flying bird

bird princess

corner sun 

heart vine

to see more about this piece of lovely art head over to gemma's blog.

to see all my rubber stamps sold through stampotique.com please click here.

the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post

artwork by corrie herriman

today the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post is brought to you by corrie herriman.  what a delightful piece of artistry!

corrie used my following stamps:

art junkie

art lives here

polka dot dog

to see more about this piece and more of corrie's beautiful artwork please head over to her blog.

to see my rubber stamp line sold through stampotique.com please click here.

 

 

the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team

artwork by corrie herriman

today the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post is brought to you by corrie herriman.  how adorable it this!?!  corrie has used my following stamps to create this:

 horse

heart vine

to see more about this piece head over to her blog.

to see all of my rubber stamps sold through stampotique.com click here.

 

the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post

artwork by corrie herriman

today the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post is brought to you by corrie herriman.  i love everything about this piece of art!  corrie used a few of my rubber stamps to creat this:

vic

bird lady

heart vine

to see more about this piece of art and more of corrie's work head over to her blog by clicking here.

to see my rubber stamp line sold through stampotique.com please click here.

i've been published

april/may/june 2017 issue

i'm honored to announce that i've been published in the april 2017 edition of the  art journaling magazine. 

artwork by roc nicholas

  here is the opening page to my story.  my journal is made with digital images from marsha jorgenson of tumble fish studios.  

i was able to sit down and read through the entire magazine and it is filled with such talented artists, journals and stories. if you have a chance to purchase it i would highly recommend it.

the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post

artwork by gemma maggs

today the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post is brought to you by gemma maggs.  she has managed to use quite a few of my rubber stamps to create this brightly colored piece.  

stamps gemma used:

bird border

party dog

stand tall

artiste block

squiggle arms

xxxx border 

to see more of gemma's work head over to her blog.

to see my rubber stamp line sold through stampotique.com please click here.

here is my february flip through of my hobonichi

the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post

artwork by corrie herriman

artwork by corrie herriman

artwork by corrie herriman

today the roc nicholas rubber stamp design team post is brought to you by corrie herriman.  she has created two amazing artist trading cards for her project today.

she has used my rubber stamps:

heart vine

daisyhead

just be u

to see more about these or just more of corrie's incredibly artwork head over to her blog by clicking here.

to see my rubber stamp sold through stampotique.com please click here.

i'm published

i'm going to be published in the upcoming issue of craft stamper magazine. the inchie journal mentioned on the cover is my project.

 if you'd like to get your copy here's how: www.craftstamper.com to buy subscriptions, www.mags-uk.com for single print copies (although the April issue wont be on there until the on sale date, 3rd March) , digital copies from www.pocketmags.co.uk (again the April issue probably won't be there until the end of the week)