By: Laura Zarrin,
on 10/28/2014
By: Ronni A. Hall,
on 2/23/2008
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.
By: Samuli S.,
on 10/17/2007
I know I can't participate in the weekly competition but I made these sample strips of a very retro space comic and I thought to share some of them. They are clearly not sequential but since they are in Finnish, I don't think it's a big loss. I've applied for a grant to be able to make the entire comic book (or strip - it can be either way) but I don't have very high hopes. They tend to give grants to more artistic projects.
edit: Well, I'll be... They're actually in English. I must have translated them at some point.
By: Rebecca,
on 7/17/2007
Rebecca OUP-US
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.
Emma Lou is just like Sully when he naps! Love the look of this.
Good dog...
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Awe!!! I love the upside down nap!