Sampler, silk embroidery on linen foundation, c. 17th century, England


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Sampler, silk embroidery on linen foundation, c. 17th century, England

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A Day of Summer by Betty Miles, illustrated by Remy Charlip, 1960Â
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I donât think I ever shared these before!Â
Hereâs a series of illustrations I did months ago for The Eighty-Eight Journal, a magazine curated by singer Jamie Cullum.
They all accompany a story written by Jamie about his own evolving fascination with Japanese culture. Above you will see a few spots which eventually didnât make it to the final print.
The last photograph is by Art Director Kate Monument, which slightly shows the fluo orange layer against the light.
Cover I illustrated for Revista Territorio, a magazine from Guadalajara, Mexico which aims to analyse the city objectively through a monthly theme. The theme for this monthâs issue is Hunger.Â
It was a challenging one to interpret, but in the end I went down the route of food and our general relationship with it. In places I also applied a popular saying that says âyou are what you eatâ (hence pear and apple costumes).
Ultimately I just wanted to draw a lot of food. Who wouldnât?Â
Mil gracias to Marce GĂĄmez and the rest of Territorio for giving me a great part to play in their magazine. They are a passionate team of people with a unique project under their hands, and I highly recommend all Spanish readers to prepare a coffee and head over to www.revistaterritorio.mx to have a read.
John James Audubon, adult male american flamingo, 1840-44. The birds of America, from drawings made in the United States and their territories. Via University of Pittsburgh
Went to life drawing.
(Source: Kaye Blegvad)

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Sandro Botticelli, Primavera, (detail of the flowers in the meadow)
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Ladies Drawing Night from my sketchbook

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