A Feast of The Honey Month Icons
Not only is this Monday the feast of love, but a feast of The Honey Month icons!
If you don't recall the where and why of these icon sets, allow me to give you a refresher from last week:
Two years ago, Danielle Sucher sent Amal El-Mohtar a host of honey vials and together they dashed headlong into a month-long creative project. ... In the end, The Honey Month was born. It has since been published by Papaveria Press, in a lovely little paperback volume with limited editions to follow. The collection is utterly intoxicating, full of beautiful imagery and stirring tableaus.
This February, Amal is providing commentary on each piece that composes the collection, and inviting readers to revisit the original posts (which, being written daily, may differ from the final pieces printed in the Papaveria Press volume). If you'd like to read along, you can find these posts at tithenai. (You should absolutely read along!)
... And I have gleefully committed to making at least two icons for each honeyed creation! You can find them in the comments of each commentary post, but I'll also be doing round-ups like this one each week.
You can find the first set of icons here.
Now for that feast:
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1-5 were inspired by " Raspberry Creamed Honey."
6-10 were inspired by " Zambian Honey."
11-12 were inspired by " French Rhododendron Honey."
13-14 were inspired by " Blackberry Honey."
15-19 were inspired by " Red Gum Honey."
20-22 were inspired by " Black Locust Blossom Honey."
23-26 were inspired by " Raspberry Honey."
As always, feel free to use! Comments are keen. The table was generated by Bauble. If you'd like to know where I got any of the images used, just ask.
If you don't recall the where and why of these icon sets, allow me to give you a refresher from last week:
Two years ago, Danielle Sucher sent Amal El-Mohtar a host of honey vials and together they dashed headlong into a month-long creative project. ... In the end, The Honey Month was born. It has since been published by Papaveria Press, in a lovely little paperback volume with limited editions to follow. The collection is utterly intoxicating, full of beautiful imagery and stirring tableaus.
This February, Amal is providing commentary on each piece that composes the collection, and inviting readers to revisit the original posts (which, being written daily, may differ from the final pieces printed in the Papaveria Press volume). If you'd like to read along, you can find these posts at tithenai. (You should absolutely read along!)
... And I have gleefully committed to making at least two icons for each honeyed creation! You can find them in the comments of each commentary post, but I'll also be doing round-ups like this one each week.
You can find the first set of icons here.
Now for that feast:
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
010
011
012
013
014
015
016
017
018
019
020
021
022
023
024
025
026
1-5 were inspired by " Raspberry Creamed Honey."
6-10 were inspired by " Zambian Honey."
11-12 were inspired by " French Rhododendron Honey."
13-14 were inspired by " Blackberry Honey."
15-19 were inspired by " Red Gum Honey."
20-22 were inspired by " Black Locust Blossom Honey."
23-26 were inspired by " Raspberry Honey."
As always, feel free to use! Comments are keen. The table was generated by Bauble. If you'd like to know where I got any of the images used, just ask.