...it's so easy to see beyond the usual horizons, and then again (The rest of the sentence tomorrow)
The above was originally an editorial illustration for Education Week.
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This is excellent Susan. I love the calligraphy floor. It reminds me of The Beatles.
I really like the contrast between the dreamy elements and the row of identical students.
monty python-esque..in a totally good way
We are those standing on their chairs, arent we?
Lovely illustration, very resonant for me right now with 2 colourful small boys being slowly moulded into maybe grey ones that will sit at a desk nicely and learn in the approved manner.
Mustn't forget they need their telescopes too.
What I love most about your blog is the combination of posts and comments. After being touched by your images I come here to learn more ways to appreciatte visual art. It has been a very rewarding experience for me. Congrats to you and your readers!
Yea! The Beatles!
Jasmine - Thank you.
Bea- That is a thoughtful observation
Celeste - Thank you, I am certainly a fan
Eva - I feel that I am both at different times.
Titus- What a lovely thing to say.
Cláudia- I know what you mean. I appreciate your visits.
Tony - ? If you say so...
one in every class, isn't there? (thank goodness.)
love the artwork.
Excellent too.
This drawing could be about my grandson, an Asperger's kid who sees beyond the world of his peers, often at the most inappropriate times. This is beautiful. Thank you for posting it.
:)
It appears I've been missing out on some great illustrations. I love this one as well.
I claim the one in red.
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