Skellig Paul Baker Base for your shrine –

Base for your shrine – Choose something sturdy with character

1 – Single Hole Sharpener

studio access

high relief

Limited edition single-colour layer serigraph on Japanese printmaking paper

Skellig Paul Baker Base for your shrine –Wood, rabbit and wolf fur, feathers, Styrofoam, fabric, metal, acrylic paint When owls appear in my dreams, I take it as a sign that I am not paying enough attention to something in my life; that I need to bring awareness to whatever it is that I am ignoring or oblivious to. The name Skellig comes from a book by the English childrens writer David Almond. The creature in the story is part owl, part human, and part angel.