Home: Baby in the Womb Art by Maggie A5 Print

Discover pregnancy, anatomy, and birth art through the joyful, unfiltered eyes of a child! Created by home-educated artist Maggie, this collection of vibrant mixed media paintings celebrate the magical capability of the female body. Also available as glossy A6 prints with a multibuy offer! Read the story behind the collection: Learn more about Maggie's home education journey and see how she created each painting on my Womb to World blog My Maggie is a little anxious (and a lot perfectionist) and can be very hard on herself. I wanted to show her that I take her creativity seriously - that her art is special, joyful, and worthy, without needing to look life-like to resonate with people. Alongside being a great home ed project to learn about persevering, branding, how to tell a story with her art to capture people's interest and emotions, marketing, working out profit margins and printing options - I hope this shows her she’s already a "real" artist. I don't want her to wait until she's 40 to realise she's been capable and talented all along! I hope you find Maggie's art as charming as I do! Maggie's words about Home: "Mummy loves making pictures of babies in the womb, so I wanted to make my own! When I think about what it's like for a baby to be in the womb, I think it must feel very cosy and safe and warm. I painted the baby's head, body, legs and arms with watercolour, and added the umbilical cord coming from the belly. I painted the womb red with dots and swirly bits and the dark bits of the placenta purple with squiggly bits inside. Then I painted some flowers and leaves all around the edge of the womb. Once the paint was dry I used mummy's posca pens to go around the baby, the amniotic sac, add dots in the womb, and decorate the flowers. I added lines onto the umbilical cord and made the placenta stand out with the white pen. To finish it I chose bright colours of paint sticks to make a rainbow background. I really like the baby's smile, they look cosy and peaceful. I wanted them to look like that because the womb is peaceful and a cosy warm place to snuggle up in. We called my painting Home because the womb was my very first home." - Maggie, age 7 Thank you for supporting real art and young artists Maggie is going to keep the profit after production, postage, packaging, fees and taxes- and hopefully it will show her that she is not too young to be a "real" artist and create things that others will think is special! Print Quality & Details: Size: A5 (148 x 210 mm) Paper Stock: 324gsm Textured White Matt card - specially chosen to reflect the texture of Maggie's original watercolour paper. It is a premium, acid-free, archival-quality stock with a clean, soft finish to the touch. Eco-Friendly: Sustainably printed in the UK using virgin pulp for brilliant colour reproduction and image resolution. *DELIVERY INFORMATION* Within UK ------------- - Standard delivery aim is 3 working days, but sometimes Royal Mail can take slightly longer and please bear this in mind when ordering. - If you are in a rush there is the option to upgrade to a faster post in the checkout, and if you'd like to upgrade further to Special Delivery to guarantee delivery please send me a message before ordering. - I will ask for your understanding in waiting until a parcel is 10 working days late before replacing, as this is when Royal Mail will consider the item lost and allow me to put in a claim. *ABOUT WOMB TO WORLD ART* ------------------ I am Hannah: a trauma-healing, spiritual home educating mother of two little ones in Oxfordshire UK, and in my 'spare' (haha) time I like to paint motherhood art and make birthy things for birthy people!