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~Stanislava Pinchuk

Stanislava Pinchuk’s babushka street art
caught my attention.
The 21-year-old Melbourne based artist creates
street art under the alias Miso.
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~Walter Langley

This is a revised and rewritten edition,
with many new illustrations,
of the study first published in 1997.
It provides nique insights into the Newlyn art colony
and the world of the Victorian professional artist.

Walter Langley (1852-1922)
was a pioneer of the remarkable colony
of artists drawn to the south-west corner of Cornwall
in the 1880s. Working mainly in watercolour,
and a sympathetic and unsentimental recorder
of the hard lives of the Newlyn fisherfolk,
Langley made his name especially through a series
of memorably dramatic watercolour and oil paintings. 
Included in this new edition are also examples
of the artist’s powerful charcoal drawings.
 
Walter Langley (June 8, 1852 – March 21, 1922)
was an English painter and founder
of the Newlyn School of plein air artists.
He was born in Birmingham.

The painting 'Among the Missing' is
one of the objects chosen to represent
Cornwall in the BBC's 'History of the World' project.

~Omar Rayyan

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Omar Rayyan (born 1968) is a published illustrator
of children's books and young adult books.
Some of the published credits of Omar Rayyan
include Mistmantle Chronicles Book Three,
The: Heir of Mistmantle,
The (Mistmantle Chronicles), Waggit's Tale.
He was a concept illustrator for
"The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion,
the Witch and the Wardrobe" (2005).
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READ MORE HERE!
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~Cathy Delanssay

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Found here
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~W. Bouguereau

William-Adolphe Bouguereau
(November 30, 1825 – August 19, 1905)

LINK HERE
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~Alfred Stevens

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Alfred Stevens was a Belgian Painter, (1823-1906)

Also known as:  
Alfred Emile Léopold Stevens.
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 The Bath, 1867
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~May Ann Licudine

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_{In her kindergarten graduation, May Ann received
her first award, Best in Creative Arts.
She changed her nickname "Mall" when she
was in Grade 4. Because she chose the initial letters
of her full name. She is a visual artist and
freelance illustrator living in La Union, Philippines.
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She is also a painter and has had several
painting exhibits. Her art is inspired by her
own dreams, nightmares, childhood memories,
as well as God, nature, music and other great
artists. She enjoys dreaming, listening to music,
and setting her imagination free into wide colorful skies.
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Once inspiration hits her, May Ann’s paintings
and drawings radiate and overflow with her
emotions. She particularly loves making illustration
of her very own whimsical characters Babu and
Abu the Cat.
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She illustrated her first children's book
“The Yellow Paperclip with Bright Purple Spots”
written by 2005 Grand Prize PBBY-Salanga winner
Nikki Dy-Liacco and published by Adarna House,
the country’s first and largest publisher of Filipino
children’s books. May Ann has also been
commissioned for a music album, paintings, murals, advertisements and others.
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~ LINK TO HER BLOG ~
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http://www.mayannlicudine.com/mall_home.html
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~ Marsela Hajdinjak-Krec

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Marsela Hajdinjak-Krec has been a professional
illustrator since 1996. She illustrates children's books,
picture books and textbooks and regularly
contributes to several children's magazines.
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She has created characters and scenography for
animated films. She received the "Grigor Vitez" Award
in 2005 for her book illustrations for the book,
"Water Sprite and Old Pear Tree".
She lives and works in Zagreb, Croatia.
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