Franco Matticchio - Avanti un altro

Sunday Safari - Supper's Ready

Tomi Ungerer

Kathleen Hale, Orlando (the Marmalade Cat) His silver Wedding, 1946 

Jim Flora

Yuri Vasnetsov

Art Seiden, Sonny the Lucky Bunny, 1952, thanks to try-whistling-this

 Delphine Durand, Big Rabbit’s Bad Mood, thanks to Stickers and Stuff

Tony Palladino, sketch for Anthony The Crocodile With A Glass Stomach

via the Milton Glaser Archives 

A. Georgievskaya illustration for Lesson of politeness by Samuil Marshak, 1978

thanks to Library things

Willy Schermele, Hondjes, thanks to janwillemsen

Eric Carle

 Daty Healy, Cat tales from many lands, 1932, via Curio Books

Paula Winter, The Bear and the Fly, thanks to fuck yeah,children's books!

Simone Rea

Flowers & Feathers

Nathalie Lete, La chouette orange

More folk inspiration to bring a touch of Spring 

into these barren Winter days

Julie Paschkis

 Neue Werbung cover and Bulgarian stamps by Stefan Kanchev

Evi Tihemets, Birds in folklore, thanks to vaula

Anja Jane, Ornamental Garden

Madhubani painting

Poster by Alfons van Heusden

Pierre Belvès, Découpages, 1947, thanks to Agence eureka

 The Shoo-Fly Pie, 1944, thanks to Jasper Armstrong

Milada Marešová, 1953

Nina van de Goor

 Jennifer Judd-McGee

Sukie

Country Folks

Vyaceslav Legkobit

This time of year always finds me in the mood for some 

good old fashioned folk-inspired art from Russia and Eastern Europe.

I would be very happy to live in the same village as all these lively creatures!

Russian figurine, thanks to Made with Love by Hannah (check out her blog 

fully of lovely hand-crafted, folk-inspired clothing, art and tutorials)

Yuri Vasnetsov, Russian folk song, via HannaRivka

Russian Folk Tales, author unknown, thanks to normanack 

Vladimir Golozubov, Two Roosters, thanks to Kievljanka

Yevgeny Charushin

Josef Lada, thanks to 50 Watts 

Solomea Loboda, linocut from Ukrainian folk Rhymes, thanks to polny shkaf

another lovely book from HannaRivka

 L'udovita Fullu, Varila Mysicka Kasicku, 1966 ( a lucky vintage bookstore find)

Rumen Skorchev, Bulgarian Folk Tales, 1979, 

and N. Trepenok, Sharp-toothed Mouse and Rich Sparrow, 

thanks to Book Graphics

Feodor Rojankovsky, The three bears, 1967 

Franco Matticchio