Showing posts with label fairy tales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fairy tales. Show all posts

Baba Yaga's Hut by Myke Amend



Baba Yaga's Hut with a War of the Worlds Martian tripod feel by Myke Amend.

Dark fairy tale-themed fashion shoot







Some of the photographs Tejal Patni created for Splash's 2011 calendar. The first image is available as a desktop wallpaper. Via these sites.

*Buy Sci-Fi Vintage 2011 Calendar at Amazon.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears as oatmeal salesmen




Goldilocks and Baby Bear by Isabel Samaras. She has lots of art on sale here. And she created this album cover for Stones Throw Records:



And she has a postcard collection on sale at Amazon.

Fairy tales about renewable energy







Chris Buzelli painted several fairy tale images with renewable energy themes for a calendar for Entega. He has artwork on sale at his site, and a few paintings on sale at Gallery Nucleus.

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Link roundup

1. Did you ever think that Jets coach Rex Ryan and his wife made a strange couple? You don't know the half of it.

2. A little too racy for me to post, but check out the winning entries in the most recent Sketchaholic contest Sexy Fairy Tale Character. Via.

3. Homemade plush Dr. Doom.

*Buy Dr. Doom toys at eBay.

Link roundup

1. Lucy Knisley drew an adorable picture of her squid costume.

2. Beautifully illustrated version of Cinderella.

3. T-shirts are $12 at Design By Humans.

Fashion shoot featuring monsters







"Creature Couture" fashion shoot by Ted Sabarese based on designs by Nick Cave. He also recently posted a series of photographs based on the Emperor's New Clothes fairy tale (NSFW).

*Buy vintage catalogs at eBay.

Snow White and her coat of animals




Snow White and her coat of animals by Benjamin Lacombe. It was part of his art show in Belfort:



He has several books on sale at Amazon.

Recipe for Murder: Frightfully Good Food Inspired by Fiction






Recipe for Murder: Frightfully Good Food Inspired by Fiction featuring illustrations by Jean-François Martin:
Thirty-two great hero-villains of literature lure the reader into the kitchen to sample their signature recipes. Estérelle Payany shares to-die-for recipes inspired by scoundrels from popular literature. Each chapter opens with an excerpt from the original story and quirky illustrations by Jean-François Martin featuring the criminal and his recipe. The Big Bad Wolf roasts three little pigs in their blankets while Snow White’s stepmother concocts bewitching caramel apples. The Queen of Hearts orders Alice to eat treacle tart while Long John Silver stocks the galley with sea biscuits. And although Shakespeare’s infamous Brutus can toss his Caesar salad in a mere ten minutes, Dracula’s paprika hendl is best when simmered from dusk until dawn. It is sure to be a duel to the end between Patrick Bateman’s truffled roast beef and Tom Ripley’s Venetian lemon chicken, but both can be paired nicely with a simple white bean salad from East of Eden’s Cathy Ames. This spirited collection drawing from fairy tales, literary classics, and contemporary favorites is as entertaining as the recipes are scrumptious (and harmless!). And with the winning ingredients in Recipe for Murder—famous literary thrillers and authentic home-style recipes—it would be a crime to pass up this diabolically scrumptious book!
$18 at Amazon. Via these fine sites.

The Story of Harriet and the Matches



The Story of Harriet and the Matches - - an illustration by Danielle Davis based on a German kid's book from 1845.

Here's a bit more by Danielle, designs for the Superhero Challenge 5K, a race in Oklahoma to raise funds to fight cancer:





Via.

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The Frog Prince



The Frog Prince by BlackYard, which has various concert posters on sale here.

*Buy crowns at Amazon.

Pop-up book featuring several classic fairy tales






Cover, interior pages, and White Rabbit illustration by Benjamin Lacombe for a new pop-up book:
Eight classic tales evoked by a double-page ingenious mechanism, in a wonderful book that combines technical prowess and talent artistique.Retrouvez characters of the most famous stories, Alice, Pinocchio, The Sleeping Beauty, Bluebeard, Peter Pan , Little Red Riding Hood, Mrs Butterfly, Thumbelina, directed by Benjamin Lacombe and volume by Jose Pons. A end of the book, a point of view of Jean Perrot, a leading specialist of stories and images of youth, will illuminate the work.
The rabbit stars in this animated trailer for the book:



*Buy White Rabbit toys at Amazon.