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It is a simple circle — if the adult reading the story loves the story, that adult will love reading it aloud, and because he or she is having such a positive experience, the child experiences love for the story, and by extension, love for the person reading it. And when this happens, a space is created — a holy space, if you will — where the book, the child, and the adult are under a spell together. It may be a quiet, dramatic, or wildly raucous spell, but it is a spell nonetheless.
Why We’re Still in Love with Picture Books by Allyn Johnston and Marla Frazee (via translatingforchildrenandya)
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When I first saw this work I was sure that it was from 1940’s France. However, Paul Cox, a French graphic designer and illustrator, has only been seemingly active in the public eye since the early 2000’s. Interestingly, he had a exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris in 2005, in which he...
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Torafu Toys
Torafu, a Japanese architecture company makes not only beautiful spaces but also some stunningly well designed toys. This is so simple and almost old-fashioned, yet looks like a piece that could be at the MoMa. I want one!
View their amazing website here
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"People are always asking, ‘What is the function of art?’ I say it is to heal. It’s for lifting oneself out of the gloom, I go casting for angels with it."
Sven Lukin, a Latvian artist that was active mostly in the 60’s and 70’s, describes his giant 3-D works as ‘ascendants,’ which float,...
One of my favorite things about really good children’s books, is that they manage to say so much with so few words. This newly released book by Blexbolex, French illustrator and graphic artist, tells the tale of a young man walking home from school. He manages to take the reader from the mundane...
Karin Cyrén
Karin Cyrén is a Swedish based illustrator and artist who has been making beautiful work for quite sometime, but whom I’ve only recently discovered. I found her book Maraton online, an illustrated textless book which follows marathon runners through magical worlds of pink skies, never-ending waterfalls, all while being chased by tigers to the finish line. She makes a lot of incredible things including statuettes of teenagers making out! Enjoy!
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Joel Shapiro
1. Was Blue (2010)
2. Float (2009)
Andrea Branzi. ‘Pitagora’ carpet, 1982