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Nina Mata,
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There’s nothing worse than losing a pretend race…
Oh how I love to play with textures and different patterns. Here’s a quickie for this week. A scene based on my childhood. For some reason I would always lose in these sofa races my cousin would make me play…she was really good ..
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An illustration for Monday Artday, the topic this week is circus. I have never seen a flea circus, and I don´t really know if they actually exist. If the fleas look familiar, its because they come from an older illustration, you can see it here.. Although they were not so active in that illustration, they were kind of dying.
Una ilustración para Monday Artday, el tema de esta semana es circo. Nunca he visto un circo de pulgas y no estoy segura si existen realmente. Si las pulgas parecen conocidas, es porque salieron de una ilustración vieja, la pueden ver aca. Aunque no estaban tan activas en esta ilustración, mas bien se estaban muriendo.
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5 Comments on .: Flea Circus :., last added: 3/13/2010
I'm a huge fan of the newest version of Doctor Who, so I thought it would be cool to illustrate the newest doctor (along with my favorite of his companions, Freema Agyema) as the cover to a classic comic book.
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"Eastern Beauty" Artwork. Click image to view larger preview.
Some artwork I created for a "Sumatra Indian Chai Tea" package. The client changed their mind and we are going in a new direction now but I still like how it came out.
Any school librarians out there?
School librarianship has never appealed to me. The certification process is so insane you end up only getting to take, like, 1 elective during library school. You have to deal with all the funding and NCLB bullshit like teachers, and, if listening to sections of my teacher-friends is any measure, you get no respect from the teachers. And we all know how much respect educators get from the world at large, especially in the elementary range. I couldn't do it.
The first letter in the June 2007 issue of School Library Journal broke my heart. Not only does the author bemoan complete lack of ALA support, she wonders:
So when I get phone calls from public librarians offering to do booktalks for me or teach my students how to use electronic databases, I have to wonder, when will the rest of the profession get a clue as to what school librarians do?
Ouch. I would like to stand up and say, as a public librarian who makes those calls, I know what you do. I also know how many hours are in the day. I'm just trying to offer a little support. Unfortunately, the only support I can offer is in the "fun" stuff. I can't write up your monthly reports. Also, sometimes the message gets across better when it's a special, guest speaker. AND! There aren't a lot of places for me to booktalk that isn't in the schools.
Plus, as a public librarian, I need to promote my collection as much as possible and you can give me a room full of captive people.
As for the lack of ALA support, is this true? I have very little interest in ever dealing with this headache, and there is way to much in ALA to entertain me, so I haven't paid attention. Does anyone else out there have thoughts?
And, on this topic, let me here give a big shout out to Jeff Carpenter, school media specialist at Edison Elementary, back in the day. You obviously warped my mind, because look at me now.
hahahahah i don’t think i have seen one but i would love to! awesome work
i like your style, it is emotion and plasticity. thanks.
That’s a great flea circus piece of art.
Hehe! This is excellent! I just love all your work…always fantastic colours and characters
This is a riot, love it!