Lisbeth Zwerger

I know that I feature quite a few “unconventional” children’s book illustrators on this blog, and believe me, that is intentional. But that doesn’t mean that the original fa…

Lisbeth Zwerger's drawings are so structurally stunning, add this to her surreal imagination and you have a true genius of illustration, which is why she is one of the most honored illustrators alive today. These works are from The Wizard of OZ by L.Frank Baum published in 1996 by North South Books. It constantly frustrates me that books like this go out of print and then are virtually impossible to get. You would think in this day and age it would be easier to print to demand or something…

最近買ったポストカードでお気に入りはコレ♪LisbethZwergerさん、ご存知の方も沢山おられるかと思いますが。前の記事の絵もそうです★☆線がすごく繊細で、絵も変わってるけどなんかキャラクター達が愛らしくてスキです。あいにくこの人の絵本は読んだことないんだけど。この絵はどの絵本にでてくるんだろぅ～気になる！！LisbethZwerger

lisbeth zwerger’s Swan Lake {2002} is beautifully strange. delicate watercolors shift between impermanence and reality. from odette’s* swan headed glove to the impenetrable mists, we fl…

‘Beedle the Bard’ illustration (Lisbeth Zwerger)

The Gift Of The Magi // illustrated by Lisbeth Zwerger

Lisbeth Zwerger is one of my favorite children's book illustrators, with her olden days-meets modern quirk style.

It was 155 years ago today, on May 4th, 1865, when Alice tumbled down the rabbit hole. Carroll chose the day because it was Alice Liddell’s birthday (in 1865, she turned 13). Since then, Alic…

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