A host of adaptations have allowed these cunning creatures to thrive, despite the challenges.
fuckyeahchildrensbooks: Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl illustrations by Donald Chaffin
The East London based artist’s debut at Thaddaeus Ropac gallery in Paris reimagines shape-shifting characters and appearance-altering costumes.
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A very simple idea, with a nice effect, involving the humanization of animals, and animalizing humans, by French artist, Charlotte Caron. The artist s...
They're all so good.
Геннадий Юсин. Взаимная симпатия По многочисленным просьбам выставку Первозданная Россия , о которой я рассказываю вот уже в четвертом посте продлили еще на неделю. Она побила все рекорды Центрального Дома художника по посещаемости и собрала уже более 100 000 зрителей. Это…
...So I modified this tube sock. I love the Fantastic Mr. Fox. Even more, I love the character Ash (really, let's be honest. I love Jason Schwartzman.) Back on topic, my dear friend Mary made a joke about us needing bandit hats during our last yarn bombing. She joked that we needed tube sock bandit hats like Asher wore in the movie. A fleeting thought. A simple joke. I, of course, couldn't get the damn idea out of my head. I needed to make that hat. Already have my Halloween costume planned. Getting to be warm- no need for winter-like face masks. I really had no functional use for this mask. But still, I needed to make it. After watching the movie, again I started to cast on. I've been asked for the pattern. I rarely write down my patterns. My patterns are more like recipes. I just knit a bandit hat with a mouth. Make sure to stripe the collar (I had to frog this part back. I was done with the ribbing, I looked at a picture of Ash and realized I had the striping part all wrong.) And when you start decreasing down the crown, stop when you have a good sized tube and start knitting a sock. Then knit some fox ears and sew them on. I stuffed the sock a bit with some polyester toy stuffing to help it keep shape. It fits me and my husband Brandon better, I had made it adult size. But Bailey, my 3 year old pretty much has claimed it as his own. It looks like he has his Halloween costume squared away.
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Fine art print of my illustration - printed on high quality, smooth Matte Paper 310 gsm, 100% cotton - size in cm 10 x 15 cm - due to monitor differences, actual colors may vary slightly from what appears online - the painting comes protected between cartboard in a poly bag envelope
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