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Really tricky to pick just one, so we're going with a few childhood faves for



1. Arthur Rackham.
2. Jiří Trnka.
3. Kay Nelson.
4. Edmund Dulac.

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The illustrations and stories of Big Bear and Little Bear by Martin Waddell, illustrated by Barbara Firth were great favourites when my son was small. Wonderful expressive pictures.

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2020-02-11

Maurice Sendak's Little Bear and his friends want to join the celebration. Thank you very much for sharing so much art!

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2020-02-11

One more before bed. Meet ‘Old Perisher’, the naughty cat of Corporation Gardens. Written by Diana Ross and published by Faber in 1965.
Illustrations of course by

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2020-02-11

I thought I’d kick off my contributions to for with some wonderful Little Tim and the Brave Sea Captain - from a 2nd printing (1936). Beautiful colour reproduction in this ed.

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2020-02-11

is by Edmund Dulac for Shakespeare's "The Tempest" (1908). Glorious, always. One can never have too much Dulac. Stay safe today

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2020-02-09

🥤+ 🍟 = 🐕 I have a lifelong fear of/respect for dogs. The first dog I ever loved was a Schnauzer. She was my childhood friend Danny’s dog. While she was energetic, she left me alone and we respected each other.

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2020-02-09

Proposed book cover design with Odin the Allfather: oldest and highest of the gods who shaped the world with his brothers Vili and Ve. His trusted ravens are Huginn (thought) and Muninn (memory).

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2020-02-09

is by Pat Hutchins for "One-eyed Jake" (1979). For some reason, greedy pirates and sinking ships are on my mind. Wonderful witty and filigree detailed illustrations in this deliciously moral, classic tale.

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2020-02-05

'Dabbling Ducks'. A new spot for 'The Wind In The Willows'. Fingers crossed the book will be in the works soon!

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2020-02-04

is by for "Hansel and Gretel", retold by Michael Morpurgo (2010). Gorgeously illustrated version. Here's a beautifully bleak and desolate forest for the children to be lost in, and overlaying branches like this is harder than it looks.

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2020-02-04

New Year, new project? Do you have a book you need illustrating, artwork for a brochure, visuals for a presentation? If so, why not contact me for a chat. YouTube- Art of David Smith

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