Walking and walking and thinking, then painting. A day of rain and rainbows.
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Every book starts with an idea, a spark, a moment of inspiration, and travels through many hands until it ends its journey with a child. This blog will track the journey of one book, written by James Mayhew, and illustrated by Jackie Morris.
Artist by day, troll by night
- Jackie Morris
- St Davids, Pembrokeshire, Wales
- Illustrator, artist and writer, mother, baker of bread, slave to many cats.
Blue moon for stargazers
CURRENT MOON
Exhibition and festival dates etc
Star gazers
Random wanderings
- James Mayhew's Blog
- Dark Sky Awareness
- Harbour for paperboat adventures
- Facebook Group/ Jackie Morris
- Slide show of some of my work.
- A moment of peace and beauty in a busy day
- Blog from one of James's students in Cambridge
- Children's book blog with a difference
- day to day wanderings of a painting person
- Dutch illustrator, beautiful work
- Dutch illustrator, Lotte Klaver, lovely drawing.
- Eclectic blog of writers
- Ginger cats blog
- Home on the web, Jackie Morris
- How to make a paper boat
- Illustrator in Yorkshire
- Inspirational.
- Music, Sufjan Stevens
- Nicoletta Ceccoli, Italian illustrator of exceptional beauty
- Otters from The Toymaker
- Painting and drawing and thinking from Joel Stewart
- Publisher of beautiful books for children and people who love stories
- Rebecca Dautremer, stunning illustrator
To buy Starlight Sailor
Under my pillow waiting to be read is..
5 comments:
Wowser! This is brilliant! What an incredible painting - you seem to be on such a roll with this book now, it's truely lovely!
Wow! I think you've cracked it! It's fabulous! Funny how sometimes letting go of all the pressure makes miracles!
Your water, your beautiful shapes, just breathtaking!
That is so lovely :)
Btw...a return email is on it's way just as soon as darned Hotmail will actually let me into my inbox!!! GAH!!!!!
xxx
Beautiful! My copy of Singing to the Sun came...now available from amazon.com in the U.S...and i've had so much pleasure looking at all the details in the paintings.
The raindrop patterns in this photo are wonderful, too...i'd love to use these interlocking circles as a quilting pattern.
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