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A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Aina Stenberg MasOlle (1885-1975), a Swedish Illustrator. She produced a number of story books but was most active in the Illustrated Card market and produced Sweden's first Advent Calendar in the 1930s... #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Aina Stenberg MasOlle (1885-1975), a Swedish Illustrator. She produced a number of story books but was most active in the Illustrated Card market and produced Sweden's first Advent Calendar in the 1930s... #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Aina Stenberg MasOlle (1885-1975), a Swedish Illustrator. She produced a number of story books but was most active in the Illustrated Card market and produced Sweden's first Advent Calendar in the 1930s... #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Aina Stenberg MasOlle (1885-1975), a Swedish Illustrator. She produced a number of story books but was most active in the Illustrated Card market and produced Sweden's first Advent Calendar in the 1930s... #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Aina Stenberg MasOlle (1885-1975), a Swedish Illustrator. She produced a number of story books but was most active in the Illustrated Card market and produced Sweden's first Advent Calendar in the 1930s... #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Aina Stenberg MasOlle (1885-1975), a Swedish Illustrator. She produced a number of story books but was most active in the Illustrated Card market and produced Sweden's first Advent Calendar in the 1930s... #IllustrationOfTheDay
@IForestspirit Mine would be learn to read doldish runes, or carry a booklet about how it.
Almost everything there is written in their alphabet, and if you can't read it you might have a hard time, specially with numbers 😬
It’s the #Leopard for this week’s #AnimalAlphabets animals of the #Rainforest @AnimalAlphabets
This is another type of hunter and based on a photo I saw a few years ago. A visitor at the Central Park Human Preserve.
This week's @AnimalAlphabets is L for Leopard. I decided to choose a snow leopard for my entry 🐯
#AnimalAlphabets #leopard #cartoon
Monday #MythicalMashup A is for Amphisbaenia (Amphisbaenia + alphabet) @StudioTeaBreak
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Ruthild Busch-Schumann (1900-1989), a German author and Illustrator...Angels and small children were a regular feature of her work #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Ruthild Busch-Schumann (1900-1989), a German author and Illustrator...Angels and small children were a regular feature of her work #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Ruthild Busch-Schumann (1900-1989), a German author and Illustrator...Angels and small children were a regular feature of her work #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Ruthild Busch-Schumann (1900-1989), a German author and Illustrator...Angels and small children were a regular feature of her work #IllustrationOfTheDay
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - S is for Ruthild Busch-Schumann (1900-1989), a German author and Illustrator...Angels and small children were a regular feature of her work #IllustrationOfTheDay
Roaring into Monday with... L is for Leopard @AnimalAlphabets
#AnimalAlphabets #kidlit #illustration #kidlitart #drawing #animals #artistsontwitter #rainforest #procreate
Exquisite illustrations for the New-England Primer’s rhyming alphabet by M. Louise Stowell. A late 17th-century text reimagined at the turn of the 20th century.
A/In Adam’s Fall We Sinned All 🍎
G/As Runs the Glass Our Life Doth Pass ⌛️
W/Whales in the Sea God’s Voice Obey 🐋
Here's the next two in my #Pride2021 animal alphabet project- Bi Bunny and Trans Tiger! More to come and all commission slots are still open as well✨
A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators - G is for Hardie Gramatky, an American Illustrator(1907-1979). He was a lead Animator at Disney in the early 1930s. He published his first children's book "Little Toot" in 1938 which remained in print for 68 years ...#IllustrationOfTheDay