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TODAY'S FEATURED POST

Kazu Sano: Ahead of his Time

Robert Hunt

Kazu Sano passed away nine years ago. Because he was my dear friend, I want to be sure that illustrators who follow know about him and his work. He used liquitex acrylic paint. He bought it at the same store as everyone else, but somehow he was able to make it do things that nobody else could do. He learned acrylic colors inside out and made them his vocabulary.…

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YESTERDAY’S POST

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The Wizard of Rabbits, Hares, and Various Other Lagomorphs

Cory Godbey

June 2, 2020 - "Theirs is the stuff of real magic; not sparks and smoke. Living and breathing and jumping things. Little one, I could no more catch and hold a rabbit made of smoke than I could catch and hold one made of fur and bone. To live and run and go on living, that is real magic." Kanin of Glimmer   Over the last couple months I've talked some about a few of my writing projects. One in particular, and it's the big one, has taken a meandering path over the last decade. As I've come close to completing the next draft of this story, I've also been building out more of the characters and world. Mostly, these are creatures and beings that live beyond the walls of the tale, you could say. The book's not about them,…

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