A little bit of Christmas magic from Roger Duvoisin and Louise Fatio with illustrations from 'The Christmas Forest' 1950.
A little bit of Christmas magic from Roger Duvoisin and Louise Fatio with illustrations from 'The Christmas Forest' 1950.
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Roger Duvoisin
A little bit of Christmas magic from Roger Duvoisin and Louise Fatio with illustrations from 'The Christmas Forest' 1950.
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Santa Time.
Today I will be sharing some Santas to wish you all a very Happy, Healthy, Joyful Christmas.
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Sad Santa
A sad Santa appeared from my brush, I don't know why he is sad, maybe you do?
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Pablo Luebert I
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Yoshiko Hada II
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The Gift
Happy Christmas to you all. XXXX
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Jing Jing Tsong
Lovely images of children enjoying snow by Jing Jing Tsong. Jing Jing Tsong combines traditional printmaking with digital techniques to create her imagery, the image below was used by the United States Postal Service in 2015 in their Winter Fun Forever Stamp collection.
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Mary Fedden
Now we enter full winter, those silent snow days waiting for the sun to warm and spring to come.
Mary Fedden has many wonderful pictures of sheep in the snow, patiently waiting.
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Cornelia O'Donovan II
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Matías Krahn IV
Chilean artist Matias Krahn's impasto paintings, rich with vibrant colour, always fill my heart with joy and it is wonderful to see how his work evolves and changes.
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Melissa Rossi Flesher
Today I am sharing two feather compositions that I found juxtaposed on my instagram feed. The first is an archer by Melissa Rossi Flesher who often uses found natural objects to inspire and enhance her imaginings.
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Nicolas Gouny II
The second composition inspired by feathers is by Nicolas Gouny who has created these Jay feather trees.
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Clare Youngs
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Happy New Year
Happy New Year X
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A Yellow New Year
A yellow New Year's day for me with butter and lemon curd to be made and the rising of a yellow 'wolf moon' at 4pm. Let us hope it is a good omen for the year to have all of these golden yellows blessing the first day.
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Nicolas Stevenson
Nicolas Stevenson created this series of illustrations for the 'Comms Bureau' 7inch Sleeves.
I have shared them today as they struck me as a series of images about metamorphosis.
With the New Year and all the promises that people make to themselves about change, I thought these were an interesting, funny warning . . . watch what you change into!
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Pablo Luebert II
A complex illustration by Pablo Luebert called; 'The Lady and the Fish' which for e beautifully illustrated the interconnection between us and our environment. Many of Pablo's illustrations are complex graphic puzzles like these, showing the humans not as isolated beings but integrated into the landscape.
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Michael Foreman II
'The Two Giants' by Michael Foreman was first published in 1967 and is another example of Michael's early experimental work, this time using collage and watercolour.
It is a gentle fable about friendship and quarrels, how they affect us and the world around us. It was republished in 2015 by Walker books and is available in paperback and hardback.
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Alice and Martin Provensen
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Gerald Rose VI
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