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Eleanor Grosch is a Philadelphia illustrator and printmaker with a habit of drawing animals, and gorgeously. Like a lot of artists, my world changed when I discovered Charley Harper, but Grosch seems to be his second incarnation. Her rock posters and licensed products are great, but it’s her art prints that I’m truly in love with. Her Aesop’s Fables series is a particular favorite.
(for my old home of Minnesota)
Posted by David Huyck on Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog |
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Tags: Charley Harper, Eleanor Grosch, Illustration, silkscreen
