Anna Randal for Art-Sheep Have you ever stumbled upon a book you used to read when you were a child and re-read with your adult eyes? Did you find any inappropriate language or images in it? If you did then maybe your book is on the list below. 1.“I need boys – for pleasure […]
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Katniss Everdeen, The Hunger Games, written by Suzanne Collins by Jonathan Stone Book lovers are going to love this project, as we know very well how important visual depictions of book characters are. The magic can be easily lost as often studios cast the wrong actors to play famous book heroes, causing the outrage of
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Amazon currently spots just a single copy, handsomely priced at $12,900! Salvador Dali, best known for the striking and bizarre images in his work, illustrated one of the greatest and most surreal literary works of all time: Alice in Wonderland. In 1985, 20 thousand shiny and carefully crafted new books were distributed with the title Alice’s
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Evan Lorenzen is an illustrator and animator based in Denver, Colorado. Amongst his paintings and animated works, he recently developed several series of micro handmade–books not bigger than the size of a thumbnail. The themes he uses for his petit books vary from life’s little pleasures to major life events, satirizing their content in the
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Ezra H. Murray for Art-Sheep It\’s not easy to write a full-length novel. It takes a lot of love to do it and most authors who set out to write that best-selling story that will sweep people off of their feet more often than not have mixed feelings regarding their work, but they still do
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Jonathan Stone for Art-Sheep UK-based Aniko Kolesnikova aka Mandarin Duck creates fascinating book covers out of polymer clay, which she molds and forms any way she wants in order to make her fantastic shapes. The Latvian designer-artist is influenced by all kinds of real and fictional animals, to create her fantastic fairytale world. From an owl to
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