August 11, 2010

Snark, Strangeness and Charm

This post now resides on my other site 50 Watts:

11 comments:

  1. Very impressive. Maybe I am 'primed' for this style, having both Max Ernst collages and Dore's illustrations for La Fonataine in my library, but these are better than Dore's too-slick renditions.

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  2. These pictures are prolly some of the freakiest you've posted, but totally some of the most interesting! Thanks for sharing ;)

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  3. I love this work, just envy of someone who can use line so well. When I am rich and famous I will commission her to illustrate my work.

    Advise her not to hold her breathe.

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  4. Speaking of D.A. Powell, D.A. Powell was on last week's Bookworm broadcast with Michael Silverblatt.

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  5. Thanks for the kind comments and thank you, Will, for such a generous act. I know I speak for a lot of illustrators & designers when I say that Will's blog is one of the finest internet sources available to find inspiration (AKA blatantly pilfer) ideas from.

    the idea of the book as an objet of art and thought, in a handy, inexpensive package, is one mankind's greatest achievments & Will really does dig up some of the coolest and most obscure examples imaginaeable.

    I'll have to check out the DA Powell broadcast, the man is a national treasure. He needs to do something long, an American Aeniad, perhaps.

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  6. Yes, thanks for the comments, and now I'm blushing.

    Here's the Bookworm link to the interview with Powell. Thank you.

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  7. Fantastic! :)Madame Bird Wounded is a favourite!

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  8. Madame Bird was my favorite, but all of these are awesome.

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