These subjects have nothing to do with each other and there is no explanation for their sequence. They’re not great drawings, but I like finding spreads like this in old books.
Note: absence of the word ‘juxtaposed’ in this post.
Librarian graffiti…
Your paperwork seems to be in order…
A relic and its reliquary.
I don't remember drawing that…
Good weather, bring earplugs…
In France it was hot, with noisy insects (cicadas) creaking forever. Outside the gite, there was an ant nest that was populated enough to spoil the tranquility of breakfast and lunch. But it was hot.
From a drawer…
I like Peter Carey’s book The Big Bazoohley and the world inside the big hotel where the story happens. I found some camera-ready artwork I did for chapter opening pages showing the exterior of the Hotel Redward. (The Big Bazoohley, published by University of Qld Press).
Camera ready art is still in good nick.
All rooms with bath.
Fortuna: The Miracle Fish (4)
False: turns over
Fortuna: The Miracle Fish (3)
Fickle (Curling sides).
Fortuna: The Miracle Fish (2)
In Love: moving head and tail.
Fortuna: The Miracle Fish
Indifference: moving tail.