Sunday, July 15, 2012

Spiral Living



Leo Lionni

Birmanian Folk Tales, E. Matveeva, M. Shevchenko, 1978, thanks to polny_shkaf

David Klein, thanks to Matt Hinrichs

Heinz Valk, illustration for children's poem book by Helvi Jurisson, thanks to 50 Watts














7 comments:

  1. Laura, you gotta see these, have you? :

    http://theartroomplant.blogspot.hu/2012/07/swarm-of-snails-by-calef-brown.html

    hugs,
    agnes
    :)

    p.s.: i can't seem to get enough of Piatti's work... extraordinary!!!

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  2. Now I want to spend a day drawing snails :D they do make great temporary pets.
    I like the Calef Brown poem where they are everywhere, it is the perfect illustration of my brother in laws first day as a sou chef.

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  3. It must be snail week. Maybe it's the heat; we're all going slowwwwllllyyyy....take a peek at my post over at Children's Illustration...http://picturebookillustration.blogspot.ca/

    Thanks for yet another wonderful collection, Laura.

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  4. It's time to snails?

    http://picturebookillustration.blogspot.it/2012/07/snail-mail.html

    http://sforsnail.blogspot.ca/

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  5. The book about the two snails from my childhood.
    http://wool-bulb.livejournal.com/16646.html

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  6. So many beautiful snails. They are so cute, aren't they. I had one catch a ride on my bike and found it slithering along my carpet when I brought my bike in. I hadn't the heart to kill it so it's now in the garden outside. I love the colorful one by Twoems! Great post, Laura!

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  7. Thanks for all your comments!

    Agnes and Hazel, yes, Calef Brown's creations are delightful.

    Shelley, once again we are working in mysterious unison.

    Wool-bulb thank you for the link, amazing book!

    Topipittori and Melissa, it's definitely time for snails in my garden!

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