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Medieval thinkers saw dragons as scary beasts doing the “devil’s work.”Such myths spurred Victorian writers & illustrators in their depiction of dragons. Here are two 12th-cen manuscripts of fiery dragons, & Arthur Rackham’s fairy-tale, but fierce dragons. 🐉
#FaustianFriday
Sea otter holding floral knight, worried lions, and orange trees among manuscripts in Florence's oldest library – Biblioteca di San Marco
Happy #PortfolioDay! At Clavis Publishing, we're always looking for new talent! Your manuscripts or illustrations for children's picture books are always welcome! You can submit your work here: https://t.co/yDoF65jNmN
#WyrdWednesday
A really gross medieval manuscript illustration - presumably to prove the point that pigs will eat anything ....
#Pigs #MedievalManuscripts
@WyrdWednesday
Medieval manuscript illustrators appear to have had an obsession with animals playing musical instruments .....
in these illustrations bagpipes!
#MedievalManuscripts #Bagpipes
midnight library, finishing manuscripts~
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@KatieFrawley1 @jopastro @MicBabay @iwriteforkidz @Literally_Lynne & I are ready to PLAY with our manuscripts! Are you? Check out this blog post for your 1st tip from the extraordinary, @Literally_Lynne. https://t.co/rg0Uqgq9zg
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So happy with how the kids turned out for this Back to School #KidLitArtPostcard!
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I am Katia Wish, an author-illustrator working on my own books as well as illustrating other writers' manuscripts. Represtented by a hardworking @mccarthylit!
THE LAST ANNIHILATION : WICCAN AND HULKLING SPOILERS
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“i am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine” is from the song of songs. the phrase shows up in ketubahs, which are manuscripts in jewish weddings as proof of marriage. reading this made me really sob
😺Cool Cat, The Great Knight.🗡
I spend a lot of time to paint this with happiness.
It was inspired by Medieval illustration in ancient manuscripts.
I created for #clontest produced by @cloncast @coolcatsnft
Thank you for cool event.
#NFTCommunity
https://t.co/okN32TiFeF
Back in the late 80s, my mom wrote and sketched stories for my brother and I when we were kids.
I found one of her original manuscripts, complete with her drawings.
She doesn't know it yet, but I'm going to turn this into a paperback for her by Christmas. 😎 Let's go!
Fun fact: before the printing press, late medieval and early modern people joked about a demon called Titivillus whose whole schtick was introducing errors into manuscripts
This demon is alive and well today too
Featuring stunning illustrations from the British Library’s rich medieval collection, Dogs in Medieval Manuscripts provides – through discussion of dogs both real and imaginary – an astonishing picture of the relationship of dogs to humans in the medieval world.
It’s not just brilliant fiction that we’re publishing – we’ve also put out incredible non-fiction titles so far this year, covering topics like the history of tattooing, the second world war seen through maps, a cartographical quiz book, and dogs in Medieval manuscripts!
These illuminated manuscripts influenced how I approached drawing “Doctor Caim.” They helped me decide on a simple four-panel per page format. They also helped me discover an overall color palette; I often took colors directly from these pages with Photoshop’s eyedropper tool.
Found this on the William Blake Society Facebook group. I always knew there was a deep connection between Blake and comics! I tend to think of Blake’s illuminated manuscripts (the combination of words and images) as a precursor to modern-day comics.