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Dream in the Forest
“Photographer Ata Kandó came from a family of intellectuals. She trained at the Bortnyik School, a private art school in Budapest where she met her first husband, the painter Gyula Kandó. After completing her training, she became an apprentice with … Continue reading
Floating Worlds
For those of you who have been following my blog for awhile, you’ll probably know of my love for Edward Gorey. I grew up feasting my eyes on his macbre books and illustrations, many of which I own to this … Continue reading
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Tagged Edward Gorey, Floating Worlds, illustrated envelopes, letters, Peter F. Neumeyer
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Bookish Illustrations
I’m really enjoying Lizzy Stewart‘s growing collection of book covers. They appeal to my bookish nature and my interest in illustration. Which cover is your favourite?
Posted in books/magazines/publishing, illustration
Tagged Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Annie Proux, book cover illustration, Emily Bronte, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Lizzy Stewart, Love in the Time of Cholera, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch, Tess of the Dubervilles, The Shipping News, Thomas Hardy, Woody Allen, Wuthering Heights
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The Industries of Animals
The Industries of Animals by Frédéric Houssay was published in 1893 and features 44 detailed illustrations that document animal behaviour.
Garden People
Garden People by Ursula Buchan is a documentation of the English gardening scene post Word War 2. The book features photography by the late Valerie Finnis, one of the best-known figures in postwar British horticulture. “With great skill and verve, … Continue reading
Food on Film
I’m really loving the video recipe tutorials popping up on vimeo. Here are some I particularly liked: The Apple Galette by Elephantine the apple galette from rachelchew on Vimeo. How to Cook Quinoa by My New Roots My New Roots … Continue reading
Writers and Kitties
I stumbled across this tumblr that documents famous writers and their cats. I’m not really a cat person, but I rather liked this one. Jean-Paul Sartre William Carlos Williams Rod McKuen Colette

