Monday, September 20, 2010
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Sunday Safari - The Chicken & the Egg
G. Douanne propaganda poster,1916
thanks to trialsanderrors
And the chicks, of course.
Mariacininha, Comunidade
Marietje Vitteveen, De Gouden Haan, 1940
thanks to BibliOdissey
Mai Miturich, illustration from The Rainbow Book by Samuil Marshak, 1974,
thanks to art.crazed
Vyacheslav Legkobit illustration, 1976,
found thanks to Kickcan and Conkers
Eva Johanna Rubin, illustration for 3 x 3 three by three by James Kruss, 1963,
thanks to eliz.avery
Hollie Wright, thanks to Art Finds
K. Kalinichevoy, illustration from 1962 Soviet book
Jim Flora, Little Hatchy Hen
George Him cover from Graphis Annual 1961–62,
thanks to the amazing Sandi Vincent, now a contributor at Aqua-Velvet
Friday, September 17, 2010
Elephants & Butterflies
Un milione di farfalle is a 2007 book written by Edward van de Vendel and illustrated by Carll Cneut.
I photographed its beautiful pages a year ago, and they have been waiting in my iPhoto archives way too long!
The story describes the strange adventure of growing up and falling in love for the first time.
The young elephant Stach starts seeing butterflies. His parents explain that this sign means
that he has to leave the security of his home and go travel the world. Alone, Stach starts
looking for someone who can also see butterflies and share what he is going through.
When he finally meets a special someone, all the butterflies flutter in his stomach...
Born in Belgium in 1969, Cneut studied graphic design and worked as the art director of an advertising agency
until 2000, when he decided to dedicate himself full time to illustrating. Since his 1996 debut, his children's
books have won many awards and have published around the world. Un milione di farfalle is available
in Italian, French, German, Spanish and other languages, while as far as I know there is no English edition yet.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
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