“The work invites us to see, hear and feel our home, our city as an interconnected web of species and cultures, to learn and remember the ...

  Some spring from the geometric wonder and order of Charley Harper (1922-2007)  

 Brilliant, bright illustration by Gareth Lucas , to warm and cheer your Sunday. 

  Michael Hague (1948-2026) an incredibly talented illustrator sadly died last week. Michael illustrated over 100 books and created editions...

Caw! Caw! or The Chronicle of Crows (ca. 1848) - A story of a group of crows, beautifully illustrated by the Scottish artist Jemima Blackbur...

  Yoshiko Hada has published her own children's book called ''Where is the Cherry', and it is of course delightful. 

Above: texts for nothing woven from Samuel Beckett. Some examples of the woven text works of Ilann Vogt , who reinterprets  works of literat...

  A story of friendship, kindness and the beauty of nature;  "The Giant’s adventures are an allegorical interpretation of my immigratio...

  I loved this image, it's space and simplicity, collage by Elif Onat . . . spring is coming.

Today I share some of the monoprint works of Iranian artist  Hanieh Ghashghaei , based in Italy. 

As spring progresses apace I am returning to the illustration of Alan Howard, these images are from a 1960's Book of Nursery Rhymes.   

 'Harlequinade' written by Noel Streatfeild illustrated by Clarke Hutton (1898 -1985) Published 1943. This book was lithographed dur...