Linda Hamilton

Thanks! It is the coolest thing to be able to make work that makes a difference.

Phragmites, Dyer's Woad, Rush Skeletonweed, Palmer Amaranth, Ventenata, Viper's Bugloss, and Tansy Ragwort made from paper.

A collection of weeds heading to Montana to be used as educational props. Handmade from paper, wire, glue, and paint.
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Palmer Amaranth paper sculpture in progress, with paint and scissors in the background.

Palmer Amaranth paper sculpture in progress, leaves attached.

Working on Palmer Amaranth. This one was labour intensive with all those spikes and leaves!
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Aw thanks!

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Rush Skeletonweed: paper sculpture

Rush Skeletonweed: paper sculpture, detail

Another paper weed. This one is so elegant! Rush Skeletonweed (Chondrilla juncea).

Thanks!!!

Paper trilliums and trout lilies

My most recent work: trout lilies and trilliums! These are paper sculptures. Spring ephemerals seem to elicit strong emotional response from people. What is your connection to these fragile blooms?
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Thanks!!

I'd love to be added to the contributor list!🍃

Hey thanks so much for the appreciation and reposts! I'm so glad you like my work!

Eastern Back Nightshade paper sculpture

This is Eastern Black Nightshade, Solanum ptycanthum

Glad you noticed those- they were so difficult to do!

Thanks! Glad you like them!

Thank you so much for your kind comment. I am so glad we don't have poison oak here in Ontario- I am so allergic! The idea with these is to help educate schoolchildren about these plants.

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Yes poison ivy, oak, black nightshade, hemlock. The rose is multiflora rose, an invasive here in North America, morel is the edible one (hollow through the stem). Others are poison sumac, and ted baneberry. Nice identifying!

Poisonous plants and nettle, paper sculpture

paper plant sculptures

Paper plant sculptures and a morel

Poisonous and other plants made recently. These are my original paper sculptures. Do you recognize these?
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Thanks so much!!!😊🍃

😂Thanks!

Paper orchid, white

Paper orchid, white, back view

My paper orchid in progress: front and back. Love working with these strange shapes!

Thank you! I try to include various stages of the plant's life if I can. I copied this from my own garden.😊

Thanks- that's exactly the look I am going for!

Thank you! They were a but of a departure for me (I usually make plants), but a lot of fun to do!

Thank you so much!😊

Thank you! I'm super proud of how they turned out!

Hmmmm... strange! But I'm glad you like them!

Thanks and yes they took a while. It is a relaxing process, though.

Thanks so much! It is my goal to make them look as real as possible! Plus a really fun job to have😊

Thank you so much! I am trying to capture the realism as best I can!