My bloggy friend, Ms CookieCrumb, recently confessed she was, once upon a time, an illustrator. I love picture books, especially children's books, they get the best pictures.
So then I got to thinking about my favourite illustrator and children's book. There are too many really, but if pressed I'd have to say for illustrator, Norman Lindsay.
Now Mr Lindsay is most famous, I'd say, for this sort of thing.
Then there's the cats.
In other news, something on teh Internets* has given me a massive case of shitty-give-a-dams, so I'll be taking a little holiday, leaving it alone for a bit until I simmer down. Else I may post something I'll only regret.
Cheeryby, backsoon.
*Also, in googling teh Internets I saw something that made me want to vomit and then wash my brain, erk.
7 comments:
Gorgeous illustrations, thanks for sharing. I hope you return to a calm state of mind soon! :o)
So fine. I don't know him, but now he's my favorite too.
(I was never anywhere near as talented.)
I still love the illustrations in the Christopher Robin books. Few lines, no color, and yet all the charm in the world.
Wonderful illustrations!
So sorry the trail of breadcrumbs through the internet led you to ickiness and worse.
E - always a pleasure to share lovely things.
Cookie, isn't he just grand? The story too, of the magic pudding, is wonderful, old-fashioned wonderfulness.
Zoomie, I like the Christopher Robin pictures too, but Mr Lindsay is 'one of us' you see :)
Lee, it's always fraught with danger that webby breadcrumb trail.
Calm calm calm.. see you soon.
I always loved Maple Lucy Atwell's illustrations of cherubic kids ;o)
Roo, still seething a bit but pottering in the background :)
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