Children's book illustrations - Page 8

Estella* · 10-07-2005

harry clarke from www.grandmasgraphics.com

Estella* · 10-07-2005

elena odriozola from www.bilderbuchmuseum.de

Estella* · 10-07-2005

sabine friedrichson

Tinuviel · 10-07-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by anna karina

harry clarke from www.grandmasgraphics.com

:faints: Love them all especially Harry Clarke!!

Soooo beautiful it hurts!
You're the best AnnaKarina!

Estella* · 10-07-2005

oh i just saw that joel stewart whom i mentioned before, has a website

http://www.joelstewart.co.uk/

Estella* · 10-07-2005

^^i knew you'd like him

Estella* · 10-07-2005

silhouettes again

by lotte reiniger

Tinuviel · 10-07-2005

^ ooh another good find! I'm probably gonna spend the next hour or so going through all these.

fourboltmain · 10-07-2005

I love this thread so much, now I miss being a kid. I think I'm going to have to go thrift store hunting to recapture some creepy childhood memories.

Estella* · 11-07-2005

^sounds like a good thing to do

wolf erlbruch from www.ldj.tm.fr/erlbruch/

iperlchen · 11-07-2005

These from Lisbeth Zwerger are lovely. Thumbeline

I can't remember so much from the books in my childhood, which is strange. I really enjoy this thread - thanks once again Anna - and browsing through all the illustrations.

Warwick Goble, I like the Asian aspects

Estella* · 11-07-2005

yes, it's däumelinchen in german

glad you enjoy, perlefine...

iperlchen · 11-07-2005

Däumelinchen, the sound suits it

I rather like Arthur Rackham's illustrations too. All the little details and looming sceneries, very pretty.

violet100 · 11-07-2005

This is a great thread! Here are some of my favourites:

J. Otto Seibold is the illustrator, he is also one of the illustrators for "Olive the Other Raindeer".

Jeffrey Fulvimari is the illustrator of this book by Madonna.

with illustrations by David Catrow

fourboltmain · 11-07-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by perlefine

I can't remember so much from the books in my childhood, which is strange. I really enjoy this thread - thanks once again Anna - and browsing through all the illustrations.

It's funny, I can't remember either, but seeing an illustration or hearing a title name conjures up a warm, fuzzy and slightly hazy feeling inside.

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Estella* a dim capacity for wings Design Team Leader Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: la rue Gender: femme Posts: 7,651	^sounds like a good thing to do wolf erlbruch from www.ldj.tm.fr/erlbruch/ __________________ mode schoepfung estella mare

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iperlchen daisy in my lazy eye Join Date: Oct 2004 Gender: femme Posts: 9,873	These from Lisbeth Zwerger are lovely. Thumbeline I can't remember so much from the books in my childhood, which is strange. I really enjoy this thread - thanks once again Anna - and browsing through all the illustrations. Warwick Goble, I like the Asian aspects

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Estella* a dim capacity for wings Design Team Leader Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: la rue Gender: femme Posts: 7,651	yes, it's däumelinchen in german glad you enjoy, perlefine... __________________ mode schoepfung estella mare

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iperlchen daisy in my lazy eye Join Date: Oct 2004 Gender: femme Posts: 9,873	Däumelinchen, the sound suits it I rather like Arthur Rackham's illustrations too. All the little details and looming sceneries, very pretty. Last edited by iperlchen; 11-07-2005 at 09:12 AM.

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violet100 front row Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Cape Cod via Toronto Gender: femme Posts: 483	This is a great thread! Here are some of my favourites: J. Otto Seibold is the illustrator, he is also one of the illustrators for "Olive the Other Raindeer". Jeffrey Fulvimari is the illustrator of this book by Madonna. with illustrations by David Catrow

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