From post The Raven, an illustration from Lorenzo Mattotti and Lou Reed's The Raven:

From post Frolicsome Flowers of Evil, an illustration from Frolicsome Flowers-They See the Wonderful "Rajah Rug" by T. Benjamin Faucett (I'd like to use this on a party invitation):

From post Iranian Kids' Books, Part 2, an illustration from Farshid Mesghali's The Blue-Eyed Boy:

From post Rokuro Taniuchi 5:

...and on and on. I haven't even begun to dig into Will's (I don't know his last name) blogroll, but it looks amazing, too.
1 comment:
Ah, as a young lad I looked much like thy blue-eyed Boy - sensitive with a wan and pallid face and yet possessed of a well-rounded head.
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