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Sally Kindberg and sloths
It’s funny how the same images and interests pop up again and again in my work over the years! This rather battered copy of ‘Fascinating Facts’ was one of four published by Grafton Books (part of Collins) when my daughter … Continue reading
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Tagged children's non-fiction books, London Zoo, sloth
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Sally Kindberg and quails in space (again)
Thinking about quails again at the moment (as you do), and currently drawing a new story, a distraction I admit from a slowly ongoing and more complicated project. The comic strip above was part of an earlier iteration. Animal pioneers … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s Draw It! London and a child’s drawing
I do enjoy seeing how readers respond to my Draw It! books! This sent from a young reader in New Zealand, a page from my Draw It! London book. The young artist has obviously aimed high, hooray!
Sally Kindberg, knots and sailors
I like knots, in fact I once wrote and illustrated a book about them, as well as learning how to tie them, on a basic sailing course on the North Sea years ago. It was fascinating to talk to former … Continue reading
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Tagged Cabinet of Folklore and Magic, children's book, Cornwall, fishing boat skipper, Folkestone Fishing Museum, Folkestone pleasure boats, Gwithti an Pystri, Kent, knots, Macmillan children's book, magic spells, Picturemac, seaside, The handy Book of Knotty Knots and Silly Shadows, the Museum of Dust, Yankee
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Sally Kindberg Dinosaur Wrangling in Fitzrovia
Dinosaurs extinct? Pah, nonsense! Lots of Dinos emerged in fantastic drawings by visitors of all ages at the wondrous Pollocks Toy Museum Fitzrovia Fete on Saturday. I had some trouble with my ears, confusing cats with dinosaurs but it … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg and penguins
Lat weekend I went to the Bloomsbury Jamboree . How lovely to see people I hadn’t seen for ages, including artist and ceramicist Bex Shaw, who was an Instagram Covid ‘buddy’ last year when we both had the dreaded Covid … Continue reading