paragon of... just paragon
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Alphabet des oiseaux / par Léon Becker ; gravures par F. Méaulle (1880)
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Quarantine project. Since I can’t leave the house, I’ve decided to go around the world. And since I’m not sketching in the open, I’ve decided not to constrain myself at all, so I’ll travel back to 1872 and tag along with Phileas Fogg. Hear are the first 4 stops: London, Dover, Calais and Paris. I’ll be leaving from Orleans Station to Turin, Brindisi and the Suez Canal next, on my way to India. Yay.
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From Colorado College’s 1917 yearbook.
The darkness: my collection of vintage night imagery.
Shiver in wonderment: Weblog ◆ Books ◆ Videos ◆ Music ◆ Etsy
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“The Wind in the Willows” illustrations
Dear Friends and Fans,Since the coronavirus outbreak, I had more time to focus on creating illustrations for the book, “The Wind in the Willows”. I wanted to share with you some of my favourite illustrations and a few drawings never seen before from Chapter I, when Mole and Ratty met for the first time at the river and had a picnic. :)
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Ian Miller, ‘Masque of the Red Death’, “Tales of Mystery and Imagination” retold by Margaret Naudi, 1993
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Paul Kirchner
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Alasdair Gray (British, 1934-2019), The Beast in the Pit, 1952. Ink and watercolour, 76 x 51.5 cm.
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Laurie Lipton
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An excellent gif from one of our favourite illustrators Andrew Groves.
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