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Dakota, or What’s a Heaven For? Brenda K. Marshall’s novel, Dakota, or What’s a Heaven For?, is set in 19th-century Dakota territory. The idea for the cover illustration was suggested by this evocative passage in the text: “The wagon turned off the.

Go Home Now, Your Wife Has Already Got All She Asked For In this collection of Grimm Tales, I wanted to create illustrations that are more like theatre posters rather than very detailed book illustrations. I thought the visual language of posters would.

Love Goes to Buildings on Fire I was asked to illustrate a jacket for a book subtitled Five Years in New York That Changed Music Forever. I set out to represent some of the musicians written about in the book, as well as to put them in an environment.

Smiling Dish It all started as a huge mistake. As an illustrator, I used the only tools I had to convince my son Yoel to eat. Every evening I prepared a new smiling dish for dinner. I’m not better than any other mom, I only wanted him to remember as.

Entega Calendar, 12 Tales from the World of Energy A total of 12 paintings were commissioned for a calendar by Entega, a German ecological energy company. Each month illustrated a myth or a lie about green energy and was accompanied by a beautifully.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Many cover illustrations for Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous novella (first published in 1886) feature one or the other of the iconic title characters. My top priority was to find a way to include both the respectable doctor.

Zombie in Love Mortimer is a zombie looking for love, and in this particular spread, he is feeling forlorn at home. I wanted to pack all kinds of little monster stuff in his house with him, and I felt that he needed a few pals to feel less lonely, so.