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By: Ellis Nadler,
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Despite congestion charging, London roads are full.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 10/15/2011
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A postcard to Kim Murton which I must get round to sending.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 10/2/2011
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I dreamed that Noah forced his dog to do a test run on a prototype ark.
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By: Cindy Jefferies,
on 9/28/2011
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 9/20/2011
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I'm redesigning the look and feel of Google Maps.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 8/16/2011
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A sketch for my team's logo in this year's Brompton World Championships....see you there!
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 8/14/2011
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It was my friend Hellcat's birthday the other day so I drew this card for her.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 7/8/2011
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on 4/8/2011
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Well, I guess this is a hat of sorts - though more like a crown. This image is from a series of books that I wrote and illustrated on climate change for ABDO's Magic Wagon Books. The detail is from a spread illustrating that many animals are relocating to higher altitudes where the temperatures are cooler. The art is created digitally in Painter 11 using a fine point pen (2 pixels) and oils using the 'Real Brushes' feature.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 10/15/2011
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Pen and ink with watercolour. 15cm x 21cm. Click to enlarge.
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on 10/2/2011
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I dreamed that Noah forced his dog to do a test run on a prototype ark.
Gouache 12.5cm x 18cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Cindy Jefferies,
on 9/28/2011
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Tea. Is any other drink so adept at being acceptable in all walks of life, at any time of day and in so many parts of the world? I'd venture to speculate that tea was the first hot drink ever made by man (or some form of tisane made from leaves, fruit or flowers and hot water). Most houses I know have some form of tea worship paraphernalia. This is my everyday form. A kettle, and several pieces of mismatched crockery, depending on my mood. I do love a cup of tea, especially taken in the company of friends.
The most basic method relies on me dunking the teabag straight into a mug, so bypassing the teapot altogether. We all have our most sluttish...and most stylish way of serving tea. The smartest tea pot I have is an inherited silver one, which I use just for the hell of it, when the fancy takes me.
But receptacles for tea can be very basic indeed. Here are some little clay cups, sometimes still used by tea sellers at railway stations in India. They are the best of throwaway cups, much more ecologically friendly than paper or plastic, and far more elegant.
I'm sure I have read somewhere (to my horror) that sales of tea in the UK are declining, and have been for a while. Coffee, that altogether more sophisticated beverage is in the ascendancy, and soon we poor Brits will have totally turned away from our so called national drink. I don't believe a word of it. Have you seen the tea section in most supermarkets recently?
Besides, a lot of our literature depends on it.
I suppose all this is why I'm so offended that the words tea party have recently been usurped. A small part of me rages when those most agreeable words are put together to describe political values that are far from my own. To begin with I hoped that the label wouldn't stick, but with the Republicans in the US beginning the long
But receptacles for tea can be very basic indeed. Here are some little clay cups, sometimes still used by tea sellers at railway stations in India. They are the best of throwaway cups, much more ecologically friendly than paper or plastic, and far more elegant.
I'm sure I have read somewhere (to my horror) that sales of tea in the UK are declining, and have been for a while. Coffee, that altogether more sophisticated beverage is in the ascendancy, and soon we poor Brits will have totally turned away from our so called national drink. I don't believe a word of it. Have you seen the tea section in most supermarkets recently?
How would the dormouse have fared if the Mad Hatter had dipped it into a coffee pot, and then presumably depressed the plunger? Get rid of tea and you immediately lose one of our finest mealtimes. Rupert Brooke knew that in 1912. Honey for tea, tea and biscuits, tea and sympathy...You can bet your life that in the background of all the Streatfields, Nesbits, Blytons and Cromptons, long suffering parents or guardians were busy drinking a reviving cup, while their offspring got into ever more alarming scrapes.
I suppose all this is why I'm so offended that the words tea party have recently been usurped. A small part of me rages when those most agreeable words are put together to describe political values that are far from my own. To begin with I hoped that the label wouldn't stick, but with the Republicans in the US beginning the long
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 9/20/2011
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Pencil sketch 19cm x 18cm. Click to enlarge.
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A sketch for my team's logo in this year's Brompton World Championships....see you there!
Pen and ink with digital colour 9cm x 8cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 8/14/2011
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Pen and ink with watercolour 11cm x 11cm Click to enlarge.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
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This is inspired by the book of Dede Orkut which I'm reading at the moment.
Pen and ink with watercolour. Each page 25cm x 17.5cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Amy Huntington,
on 4/1/2011
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Parents wear many"hats." This one is just being a good reader/listener/sharer of time.
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By: Patrick Girouard,
on 4/1/2011
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This cat is wearing a mexican sombrero to celebrate a birthday.
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By: Sharon Lane Holm,
on 4/5/2011
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Zoe's Hats!
...Zoe's hat is silly and bright!
Author/Illustrator-Sharon Lane Holm
Zoe's Hats has been included in "2011 Best Books to enhance Curriculum", Pre K-2
ABC-CLIO Books Dept.
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By: Emily Smith Pearce,
on 4/8/2011
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For a mom from a warm climate, learning to dress the kids for northern Germany has been an education. Luckily, my son’s dear kindergarten teacher is more than willing to educate me. You may remember the story about the silk-wool undershirts. In addition to undershirts and of course a jacket, he is expected to wear (until it’s absolutely hot) leggings under his pants, a scarf, mittens, and a hat. Every day, even when it seems a little overkill. Rainpants are a whole other story.
Overdressing is the preferred mode, and with Hannover’s weather as changeable as it is, it does make sense. A common refrain around the kindergarten: “Wo ist deine muetze?” Where is your hat? Meaning: put it on!
This has become so much a part of our morning routine that the other day, when we were in a hurry, my daughter (6) scolded me for not having mittens and a hat for our 3-year-old. “Mommy, what will Frau X say?” she said.
The only problem with all this gear is that it’s hard to keep up with and easy to get lost. I decided to take matters into my own hands and whip up several spring-weight hats from his old t-shirts. These take literally about five minutes to make. Maybe less. This way, if we lose a few hats, it’s no big deal.
There are plenty of more sophisticated hat patterns out there on the web. For these I basically traced a hat he already had which is made from just two pieces shaped like little hills. I stitched them together with a zigzag stitch.
My favorite t-shirts to use are his old pajama tops, since those are not only super-soft but also stretchy.
I had a bit of a dilemma with this one because I wanted to use both the cute little applique at the top and the nice finished hem. So the hat is a little long and funky, but it can scrunched or folded, and really, who cares? He’s three.
Bonus: He’s been proudly showing off his hats and (in German) bragging that his mother made them. I know this kind of pride in mommy-made items probably won’t last, so I’m just going to savor it.
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By: Cathy Morrison,
on 4/9/2011
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By: Jessica Schiffman,
on 4/23/2011
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on 4/26/2011
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Well, I guess this is a hat of sorts - though more like a crown. This image is from a series of books that I wrote and illustrated on climate change for ABDO's Magic Wagon Books. The detail is from a spread illustrating that many animals are relocating to higher altitudes where the temperatures are cooler. The art is created digitally in Painter 11 using a fine point pen (2 pixels) and oils using the 'Real Brushes' feature.
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on 4/26/2011
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By: Amy June Bates,
on 5/4/2011
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The way you wear your hat,
The way you sip your tea
-Cole Porter
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By: Ellis Nadler,
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A page of heads inspired by Don Moyer. Drawn during tea breaks.
Ink 15cm x 21cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 5/29/2011
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As a keen birdwatcher I also record the dreams of individual birds. Here I have painted a typical wading bird's dream.
Ink and watercolour 23cm x 9cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 6/1/2011
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Due to public demand, I had no choice but to add a second panel to The Dream of The Unknown Wader.
Pen and ink over watercolour. 23cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 6/21/2011
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When I grow up I want to be a Moon Plucker.
Pen and ink with watercolour. 9cm x 5cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 6/26/2011
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A fragment of the artwork from the game board of The Game of Spodunk showing the first two squares. It's very unlucky to land your goose on La Popesse.
Pen and ink on watercolour 28cm x 9cm. Click to enlarge.
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By: Ellis Nadler,
on 3/24/2011
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Nowadays with Google etc., it's quite unusual not to find suitable artists' reference photos. Despite a lot of browsing the web and my own bookshelves I could not find a picture of a man in the above pose. So there was nothing for it but to photograph myself and insert me into my own sketch for my next wood engraving in the current series.
Digital composite 30cm x 20cm. Click to enlarge.
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Lovely image, strange dream. Was the dog named Laika?
p.s. Oddly for such a red picture, my word verification is "unred".