Morning walking on the beach from late twilight to sunshine, with paper boats that float in rock pools with sails that catch the wind.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
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..
2 comments:
Theres' a lovely melancholoy about the photos.
Love your sketch of the flying bear by the way!
Hey, it's little Rosie! Oh, she is getting so big! Lovely photo's, and I adore the paper boat!
Great info about the stuff you use - and lovely pics too! I know what you mean about beautiful china. I ahve quite a 'thing' for it too, I have a vintage Sooty mug and some old Bunnykins plates, most excellent! Also, doesn't a cup of tea or coffee taste much nicer if it's made in a nice mug or teacup?
Post a Comment