Fall leaves fall with the advent of autumn, and fill the various gardens, and may cause some people to feel inconvenience and try to get rid of them by collecting and throwing them in the garbage, but Asin Stephenson decided to take advantage of these leaves by sculpting them, and turning them into a small painting.
Asin Stephenson, 41, who lives in Northampton, collects sycamore leaves that fall with other foliage in autumn, and sculpts them into intricate designs during his fall walks in various nearby parks for about a month.
Asin uses a pen and simple tools such as a scalpel to carve various artistic paintings on sycamore leaves, which requires him to focus a lot and long patience when sculpting, so that his drawing of paper does not cause the disintegration of thin leaves, which can be cut for the slightest reason, according to the newspaper’s website. Britain’s Daily Mail.
Asin talked about the durability of leaves while drawing, saying, “They can crack and collapse at any moment, which forces me to start over.. I do all the designs on the leaves so that everything holds together.. I love my work.”
Stevenson prefers to elaborate intricate graphics and carving inspirational quotes and seasonal wildlife on foliage, as elaborate as skeletons and squirrels, and special occasional quotes such as Valentine’s Day.
His creations caught the attention of legendary fashion designer Dame Vivien Westwood, who commissioned him to make 28 murals on the foliage. “I’m glad to do it and it’s great that people ask me to make them… It’s always fun to see how much work you can do,” Stevenson said. in a simple leaf that has just fallen to the ground which would otherwise rot.”
Asin drawing
ascend drawing
Another painting
Another image
