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1. A Merry Merry Dr. Seuss Display

One of my childhood dreams came true this year. I designed and created a window display!

Yes, I am a child of the 80’s and it’s possible I watched the film Mannequin one too many times. But when I was little, I wanted to grow up and be a window dresser. My local independent bookstore — Vroman’s Bookstore — made that dream come true. They asked me to create a Dr. Seuss holiday window and of course, I accepted!

As we drink egg nog and celebrate with our families, I thought I’d share a few images of the window’s creation. Here are my adventures with foam core and paint.

I sketched out the Grinch.

Dr. Seuss Window Display

I painted all the Whos playing with their toys.

Dr Seuss Window Display 2

Dr Seuss Window Display 3

Russell helped me install the window. He’s very tall, which made stringing up the elements with fishing line nice and easy.

Dr Seuss Window Display 4

The display is based on this illustration in Seuss’s classic How The Grinch Stole Christmas.

Grinch Image

And here is my interpretation of it.

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Dr Seuss Window Display 1

The Grinch isn’t in the original illustration, but I had to add him in!

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And, voila! A small girl’s dream of creating a window display comes to life!

Window Display 10

May all your dreams come true this holiday and New Year. Be Merry Merry everyone!


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