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cornish & the changeling #11 (conclusion)
May. 15th, 2007 10:04 amI've been saving my favourites until last.
The tractor below appears only a couple of times in the story, but David picked up on it and used it to perfectly capture the blend of old and new that runs through these books. I'd love to own a model of it.
And these are three small illustrations that David drew for chapter endings and the like. The butterfly pin is exquisite.
This concludes the series of pictures David Cornish drew for The Changeling. I'm deeply honoured to have had part of one of my books illustrated by such an amazing artist. Whether we get the chance to finish the project or not, I'm still left with a wonderful collection of images, one or two of which I'll have framed. Alongside the original illustrations Shaun Tan created for a couple of my early stories and the Greg Bridges cover for Metal Fatigue, the originals of which I also own, these will get pride of place.
The tractor below appears only a couple of times in the story, but David picked up on it and used it to perfectly capture the blend of old and new that runs through these books. I'd love to own a model of it.
And these are three small illustrations that David drew for chapter endings and the like. The butterfly pin is exquisite.
This concludes the series of pictures David Cornish drew for The Changeling. I'm deeply honoured to have had part of one of my books illustrated by such an amazing artist. Whether we get the chance to finish the project or not, I'm still left with a wonderful collection of images, one or two of which I'll have framed. Alongside the original illustrations Shaun Tan created for a couple of my early stories and the Greg Bridges cover for Metal Fatigue, the originals of which I also own, these will get pride of place.
