i just stumbled across the work of benoit godde. if only i could skip work for the day and take my inspired self straight to the studio… harrumph.
it took me mere seconds to fall in love with the childishly optimistic work of walter krudop.
you should too.
i’ve updated the sketches portion of the site with the latest and greatest from my submission to the sketchbook project. the theme, which fits nicely with my regular doodling of people, is ‘everyone we know’.
the touring sketchbooks will be visiting the following cities on the following dates:
27 february - art house gallery, atlanta, ga
3 march […]
just thought i’d briefly mention the current art of my affection, the creations of lisa evans. buy stuff for yourself or for me on etsy.
the keepers’ tea party
i’ve recently stumbled upon penguin’s illustrated classics at our local bookstore. my first penguin classic is jane eyre, illustrated by the amazing dame darcy.
others include the three musketeers illustrated by tom gauld, fairy tales illustrated by anders nilsen, and little women illustrated by julie doucet.
it is somewhat disappointing that, as thoughtful and well-executed as […]
after seeing and lusting after varmints at powell’s, i finally gave in and bought the book. the story’s message is told mostly through the illustrations by marc craste, which are beautiful integrations of text and image. a wonderful book for any artist, though intentioned for an older crowd than the average children’s book.