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By: Ronni A. Hall,
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I also have a STRING of books on my bookshelves. What do you have on yours? or, more to the point, what TYPE of books do you save. Take the fun POLL on the right of this blog and let your voice be heard.
By: Maxwell Eaton III,
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By: Ronni A. Hall,
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By: Ginger Nielson,
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I also have a STRING of books on my bookshelves. What do you have on yours? or, more to the point, what TYPE of books do you save. Take the fun POLL on the right of this blog and let your voice be heard.
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By: Maxwell Eaton III,
on 9/15/2008
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More seagulls? I don't get any requests for them, but here are some more just in case we've got a seagull obsessed citizen out there.
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By: Ronni A. Hall,
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We are having fun in the book class here in Sedona. And, gratefully, I think my big, nasty cold is finally dying out. Can you say Praise Dog! So, here's a fun little accordian book I made for class. (The teacher needs to have fun too, right?) Emma Lou Bangles, of course, was my model.
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By: Pamela Ross,
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When you dine at the New England Culinary Institute, only the best will do.
Unfortunately, I was so busy working on my book I forgot how to dine among the good gentlemen and gentleladies of Kindling Words. I had to brush up on table manners before I walked into the dining room. No way was I going to be caught dead selecting the wrong fork in front of Gregory Maguire.
It's good to have good people looking out for you. My culinary consultant, Chuck, passed along these helpful, courteous hints-- and let me tell you, no one at Kindling noticed I was once a mouth-stuffer. ;>
Save this for future reference. You, too, could be guilty of putting your butter knife on the wrong plate.
This is how we do it: stretching the brain, putting fire in the fingertips, before the day begins
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People change jobs all the time, particularly in publishing, but this week someone who I have worked closely with since I started at OUP is leaving. I asked Dan Ozzi to do one last thing for before he left, write a blog entry. He choose to talk about one of his favorite artists who is featured in The Oxford Dictionary of American Art and Artists by Ann Lee Morgan. The dictionary is a wealth of information, with 945 alphabetically arranged entries contained in one-volume. Below are Dan’s thoughts on Chuck Close.
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Great work! I like it :)
Now which on is going to get a nibble... the string or the tail? What a cute lazy, ole lion!
This is very clever! I like the way you illustrated the string.
I love the lion's pose. Very interesting and unique take on the theme. Great job!
Sleepin' on the job! Great turn of the paw :)
What a lovely benign looking Lion!
So adventurous! Nice to come back again and see your lovely illustrations.
You and your work are AMAZING! JUST AMAZING!
Oh ginger!! this is SO adorable! My new favorite. The look of contentment on the lions face is pricless!
I love your lions! This one has a great pose and expression, and the colors are wonderful!
I voted on your poll: i have both picture books and adult fiction on our shelves. I've been having so much fun adding to my collection of picture books, pretty soon they'll outnumber everything else! :-)
Your lion is wonderfully relaxing and cheerful making.
Clever lion trying to catch some fish, but watch out your tail, lion!
The lion looks so relax, I like how you draw his hair!
I simply loved it!
i love the color.
on my bookshelves are artbooks, cookbooks, fiction etc.
how fun… the lion looks so happy… i wonder… which one of those goldfish had the courage to tie that string on the lion's paw and will the same one get to pull first?
Ginger the kids reading the books is one of my favorite of your illustrations. Love those kids on the hand!!
Great illustration!
i love the way you flattened his face in that relaxed pose :) Amazing works Ginger! The perspective and imagery of the bottom piece is awesome too!
love that lazy lion on the rock he look sooo relaxed. And the one below is wonderful. wanted to say also liked all the action scenes in your winston series.
nicely done
great work - all very mysterious!