
Maurice Prendergast, The Ocean Palace, c. 1895

Maurice Prendergast, The Ocean Palace, c. 1895

Valerie Hammond
The Birds Had Flown, 2008
relief printed lithograph on Kozo paper, sewn with thread(via Valerie Hammond)

Valerie Hammond
Celestial Sphere, 2011
pigment, gouache, color pencil, wax, glass beads, thread on paper(via Valerie Hammond)

Valerie Hammond
DCR 1, 2011
watercolor and graphite on paper(via Valerie Hammond)

Arthur Rackham, Children at the Seashore

Arthur Rackham, Looking Very Undancey Indeed

~ Brian Froud and Alan Lee, ‘Faeries’

”[…]on bimulous nights when the sky is like lace, the trees eucalyptus back and forth, forth and back, swishing and swaying and swishing- in the fern-deep grove at the midnight end of the garden.
You will also find that, on bimulous nights when the sky is like lace, the grass is like gooseberry jam. It’s not really squooshy like jam, because then the otters’ feet would slurp around and the snails might drown. It only smells like gooseberry jam. But if you walk barefoot, it feels like the velvet inside a very old violin case.”
When the Sky Is Like Lace, by Elinor Lander Horwitz, illustration by Barbara Cooney