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Artist, illustrator, and as of late, author, too.
Creativity knows no boundaries.
Wife. Mother of 3 children. Former designer/illustrator for Disney Greece.

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Little Red Riding-Hood written by Charles Perrault and illustrated by Gustave Dore. Here's his most famous illustration of Little Red Cap (In Perrault's collection of fairy tales the girl wears a cap not a hood - a French version after all!)

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2020-11-10

Hades might be the Greek God of the underworld, but he's often regarded as one of Disney's funniest villains! Here with his evil minions, Panic and Pain who do his dirty work. From the 1997 film Hercules.

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2020-10-06

She heard a buzz in her ear, and just before she was going to flick it away, it spoke, "How zzzzz do you do, I'm Mr. Mmmm Mumble Bee," it said, in a very mumbled voice.

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2020-09-05

"I wish to speak with Freakadella."
Scarecrow, Scab and Scar all screeched with laughter, but their presence remained sinister.
Scarecrow replied, in a threatening tone, "Be careful what you wish for!"

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2020-09-04

"The greedy old wizard Greedion, with a promise of a new land to burn, tricked me into shape shifting into the form of a dragonfly, but really, he sought my precious hoard of treasure."

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2020-08-25

Tale of the Fisherman and the Genie, scene from the Arabian Nights, illustrated by Edmund Dulac, 1907. Your eye is drawn to the menacing genie with its lanky arms, talon-like hands and dark wings.

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2020-08-18

Then the most extraordinary thing happened. She heard a buzz in her ear, and just before she was going to flick it away, it spoke: "How zzzz do you do, I'm Mr. Mmmm Mumble Bee," it said, in a very mumbled voice.

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2020-07-26

Warwick Goble's illustration, "She was the Queen of them all," for Charles Kingsley's masterpiece, The Water Babies from 1908. The book was extremely popular in England for many decades!

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2020-07-21

The Rainbow Labyrinth, 2008, 130x 90cm.
Rainbow messages, have given me hope throughout my life, even though I didn't quite understand them. Hence, the

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2019-08-31