# bookillustrationoftheday illustration ezrajackkeats

Childhood favorites: Tomi Ungerer, Garth Williams, Richard Scarry, Ellen Raskin

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2020-02-12

sadly the illustrator isn't credited in this or even the author. It's the Longacre book of Aircraft . The sort of book I loved as a kid ,the skycrane chopper is a particular favourite

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Our 20+ yr old copy of Tim Winton’s The Deep is dog eared but Karen Louise’s illustrations telling the story of a child overcoming fear to find joy & fun with her family swimming in the ocean bring me wonderful memories.

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2020-02-12

you have put me in a very difficult situation here, it´s just i love so many illustrators from all over the globe, including you💜so here are the chosen ones, , Shaun Tan, Congrats & Happy !!!!

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2020-02-11

Happy 2nd birthday🎈🎉 2 years of
My illustrations of the day come from a recent find at the local library... the most beautiful of books in many ways by
'The Sea Saw' 💗 🌊🐻

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2020-02-12

1st one is Cheryl Harness in The Night Before Christmas. 2nd is Nancy Edwards Calder in Margaret Wise Brown's On Christmas Eve. My grown girls have the books now so I couldn't take pics! These are what I found online.

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2020-02-12

I remember loving this version of Thumbelina as a child. Illustrator Boris Dekhterev

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2020-02-12

For and I would like to celebrate 4 amazing illustrators who I have come across in the past year: , , Clotilde Perrin and Naomi Howarth.

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Thomas Maybank (1869-1929, English) of Bottom in Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream"

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2020-02-11

illustrations for The Lost Words are amongst my favourite ever

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2020-02-12

"Who do you love ?" by Camilla Ashforth .I love all of her books.

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2020-02-11

A quartet of Quentin Blake illustrations of the appallingly-behaved Badfort crowd from JP Martin's Uncle books. I found these pictures fabulously funny and anarchic when I was seven, and I still do.

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2020-02-11

First Barbara Jones was from adult me. Second illustration for is by Kathleen Hale, whose books I loved as a child and are probably what made me receptive to Ravilious and Bawden in later life.

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2020-02-11

Lizbeth Zwerger is my third my great illustration hero.
Her exceptional drawing skill combined with a light touch in her use of watercolour to produce magical art like this from "The Swineherd” by HC Andersen.

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2020-02-11

A few pics to mark all rich in the sort of detail that fired my young imagination, from: Ant and Bee Go Shopping (Angela Banner); The Saga of Noggin the Nog (Peter Firmin); The Incredible Adventures of Professor Branestawm (W Heath Robinson).

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