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The Books Transported Her... by illustrator Quentin Blake is an artwork featuring an illustration from Roald Dahl's Matilda. A tiny Matilda sits in the centre of giant stacks of books, her head in a book she is transported to a far off land by the stories she reads. Loved by adults and Children alike, this Official Collectors Edition artwork makes a fantastic gift for a child's bedroom, or as a nostalgic piece ideal for a quiet reading space in your home.Artwork InformationOfficial Collector's EditionComplete with Certificate of AuthenticityLimited Edition Size 595Artwork size 28cm by 38.5cm approximatelyMounted size 43cm by 54cm approximatelyThe text on the image reads - 'The books transported her into new worlds and introduced her to amazing people who lived exciting lives.The books transported her into new worlds and introduced her to amazing people who lived exciting lives.'Receive 5% off your first order with code ROSE05Glossary of Terms
An excellent addition to Livingstone’s ground-breaking Macbeth series. The Bloody Sergeant – who recounts Macbeth’s heroic deeds to King Duncan in the Play’s first act – had to be embodied by a rugged Highlander and this Blair Athol does the job perfectly. Matured in a combination of bourbon hogsheads and red wine casks, this is a richly texture dram packed with fruit and complex tannins. Expect blackberries and baking spices on the nose before a weighty palate of toffee and malt with a pickle of gunpowder in the finish. This bottling is one of 10 characterful whiskies chosen to represent The Household of Macbeth. Each expression in this collectable series features character insights from whisky writer Dave Broom and specially commissioned illustrations by Sir Quentin Blake.
In an exclusive interview, the legendary children’s illustrator tells STEVE PILL how he generates fantastical book ideas and creates his iconic line-and-wash drawings
The 1980s boxed set features four classic Roald Dahl books - The Witches, The Twits, George's Marvellous Medicine and The BFG, illustrated by Quentin Blake. The box features a specially commissioned wraparound scene by Blake. The books, are all in good condition. There is the odd bump and scrape but all remain well bound with unmarked pages. The box is also in good condition and undamaged.
Welcome to our interactive worksheet inspired by the whimsical world of Roald Dahl and the iconic illustrations of Quentin Blake! In this activity, students will dive into the imaginative realm of The Enormous Crocodile as they create their own mix-and-match character, blending their creativity with the distinct style of Quentin Blake. Using pencil and marker, students will have the opportunity to design their own unique character, drawing inspiration from the memorable characters found within the pages of The Enormous Crocodile. From the crocodile's cunning grin to the quirky details that make Quentin Blake's illustrations so beloved, students will bring their character to life on the page. Once their character is sketched out, students can unleash their artistic flair by adding vibrant colors using watercolors or by exploring digital mediums for a modern twist. Whether they choose to stick to traditional techniques or experiment with digital tools, students will have the freedom to express their creativity while honing their artistic skills. This interactive worksheet encourages students to engage with literature in a hands-on way, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for Roald Dahl's timeless tale. So grab your pencils, markers, and imagination, and let's embark on a journey to create characters worthy of Quentin Blake's whimsical world!
The House of Illustration’s exhibition, ‘100 Figures: The Unseen Art of Quentin Blake’ shows us the technical skill and practice behind one of the UK’s most famous illustrators. Best k…
Let's See How Fast Our Sledge Will Go is winter themed print by illustrator Quentin Blake, four children whizz down a steep hill on the back of a red sledge, a snow covered peak glistens in the sunny backdrop. Loved by adults and Children alike, this Official Collectors Edition artwork makes a fantastic gift for a child's bedroom, or as a nostalgic piece ideal for a quiet reading space in your home.Artwork InformationOfficial Collector's EditionComplete with Certificate of AuthenticityLimited Edition Size 495Artwork size 37cm by 30cm approximatelyMounted size 57cm by 51cm approximatelyReceive 5% off your first order with code ROSE05Glossary of Terms
Graphic designers created special font which captures spiky spontaneity and joy of his etchings for future generations
What if you went to the doctor and she was ill, and you had to look after all her patients? All things are possible – or at least discussed – in this illustrated book from the renowned author Michael Rosen and illustrator Quentin Blake. Age 5+
"The books transported her into new worlds and introduced her to amazing people who lived exciting lives." Cover illustration by Quentin Blake. - Matilda bookmark Product Details 50mm x 153mm Tassel
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‘There’s so much to see and smell here! Whole levels of the library that nobody has been into for a hundred thousand years! Locked rooms full of ancient secrets. Treasure! Knowledge! Fu…
Quentin Blake, the children’s illustrator best known for bringing to life the characters of Roald Dahl, is in line for a literary award in honour of the author he worked with for many years.
Full-page illustration of the inimitable duo from Cervantes’ classic story. Quentin Blake produced sepia-toned illustrations for this Folio Society edition, published in 1995 (re-issued 2005).
The best wallpapers to transform your home, with Rita Konig's invaluable advice for choosing the perfect pattern, whether you're looking for wallpaper featuring birds, trees, flowers or something more abstract.
Explore the life and legacy of Quentin Blake, one of the world's greatest illustrators, through this Quentin Blake Unit Study.
Illustrator Quentin Blake has been awarded the 2011 Prince Philip Designers Prize. Blake saw off a shortlist that featured Ideo chief executive Tim Brown…
