Nonsense illustration

Tornado of nonsense

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Halloo blog readers, It's been a hectic few months, and my blog updates have been sorely neglected. Alas, this is going to be a brief one too. Just a quick apology for the long silence and a bit of good news. I've been doing quite a bit of work on two new dummies, one featuring this little fellow (quick on-the-road sketchbook color study): And this week, I made my very first appearance in Publisher's Weekly's children's book announcements! I'll have a longer post about this later on. But for…

Taking nonsense seriously.

My Vintage Book Collection In Blog Form: Tomi Ungerer illustration from "Oh What Nonsense"

Tomi Ungerer

Noam Chomsky’s most famous sentence is also one of the strangest ever constructed: “Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.” His point, in contrasting the syntax of this sentence with a variation, “Furiously sleep ideas green colorless,” was that while the former is grammatical and the latter is not, the latter is no less probable to appear in English language than the former. Because he asserted his point so audaciously—claiming that no statistical model for grammaticalness would show…

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Idiom #16

The French illustrator’s series of short-comics, which attempt to dissect the obscurity of the commonplace, are currently on display at Pocko Gallery in east London

Download this stock image: BOOK OF NONSENSE, 1846. /nLimerick and drawing by Edward Lear from his 'Book of Nonsense,' first published in 1846. - FF8KWG from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

January 2013

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" Limericks" or "Book of Nonsense" by Edward LearA limerick is a silly poem with five lines. They are often funny or nonsensical. Limericks were made famous by Edward Lear, a famous author who wrote the "Book of Nonsense" in the 1800's. This was an entir...