
The cat is home. And I got a card from Britt-Marie Oskarsson. Look at this and this favorite also.
And don’t miss Leif Sodergren’s Pinterest, and mugs.


The cat is home. And I got a card from Britt-Marie Oskarsson. Look at this and this favorite also.
And don’t miss Leif Sodergren’s Pinterest, and mugs.


The thrilling feeling when it was a while you visited and the much candy you’re offered since last time. Claire Loder’s art and blog.


Never get tired of Tyra von Zweigbergk‘s illustrations.

I’m kind of thrilled over this Lomography Smartphone Scanner.


Jillian Tamaki is a Canadian illustrator and cartoonist living in Brooklyn, NY. She is also a teacher at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Lucky students.
Jillian’s client list is impressive as well as her work, especially the personal work in my opinion (the quilt in this post for example).


Jillian’s blog.
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Now this makes me happy, truly happy. Laura Carlin and Chie Miyazaki will have a collaborative show in London in November, with “many animals”.
Please just take me there, now.
Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th November, 2012.
More info here.
(Found through Claire Loder)




This new book (published October, 2012) Harlem’s Little Blackbird: The Story of Florence Mills is written by Renée Watson’s and illustrated by the great Christian Robinson.
Swedish readers, buy it at Bokus.
A Late-Night Breakfast with Christian Robinson.
And don’t miss Christian’s animations.


Nice postcards over at Red Cap Cards.
This, this and this one by Christian Robinson
This and this one by Anna Emilia Laitinen
This card by Jon Klassen
This one by Becca Stadtlander

Treasures you can find if you Google cutted + folk art. Cutted symbols, will never get tired of it. Master of paper cuts are HC Andersson. Remember these?
First and second pic (from the top) found here. The last one from here.


Polish folk art umbrella, here.


Will you mangage more children’s books? This one “Klot-Nalle”, written by Josef Menzel, has pictures by Czech Jiří Trnka. Jiří was a puppet maker, motion-picture animator, film director and illustrator. There is a bunch of nice You Tubes out there if you are interested. “Most of his movies were intended for adults, and many of them were adaptations of literary works of Czech authors or foreigners. Because of his influence in animation, he was called “the Walt Disney of Eastern Europe”.




A few times I have been privileged enough to oppose on students’ work at HDK – School of Design and Crafts in Gothenburg/Sweden. The same school I studied design for 5 years. Last year I had the opportunity to meet talented illustrator Klara Persson who had made this children’s book, Molly & Sus as an degree project.


The other day I got a parcel in the mail. It was Klara‘s book. Printed! The book will be availble at Urax publishing house in September 2012.
It’s a story of two sisters who are stuck together through their braids. About awakening, and realization of independence.

Look at the tone in the images. The unsteady skewness and the color scale. Fabulous.