About this Product
Step into the world of J.R.R. Tolkien with these 5 colorful bookmarks featuring detailed artwork of various Hobbit homes. Each bookmark showcases a different Hobbit dwelling, bringing the charm and magic of the Shire to your reading adventures, there and back again. Ideal for Tolkien enthusiasts, book lovers, or anyone who appreciates the enchanting world of Middle-Earth. These bookmarks make a thoughtful and unique gift for birthdays, holidays, or for someone's next reading adventure.
PAPER: These are printed on Cougar paper with a matt finish, though there is a tiny bit of shine to it. Very sturdy and durable. The design is printed on one side only so the back is white. This is also unlaminated.
SIZE: These bookmarks are 2.5 x 6 inches. This is a custom size which gives you a little more width and more artwork to enjoy.
SHIPPING: This will be mailed in a photo mailer and sent by USPS
If there is any issue with your order such as damage, please contact me.
BygonePrintShop
Meet the Maker
Welcome to my shop! I have been a creative person my entire life. I earn a living as a photographer, and in my free time I do as many fun and creative things as I can such as making my own furniture, gardening, cooking, making jewelry, and making my own wines and beers. I hope to get into a bit of blacksmithing soon as I'd love to learn to make knives as well. I'm an avid reader and a fan of fantasy and Sci Fi so I hope you enjoy some of the creations I've designed.
How it’s Made
Each of my bookmark designs starts with the concept in my head which I often sketch out first. I use AI programs to begin the process, so no these are not hand painted. However, AI programs never deliver a final image. As a photographer with my extensive background in Photoshop and making digital art I often combine 2 to 5 different images to create one image, re-painting mistakes, fixing faces, removing unwanted items, adding new things I want, changing colors, changing sizes, changing lighting, etc. So in the end, they match what was in my mind and aren't just a generated image.
