Virginia Johnson
I have been so inspired by the fluid quality of water colors and gouaches lately. I know you have probably already seen Virginia Johnson's beautiful illustrations, but I think they are so graceful and really capture the essence of the scene. It may also be that I am working on some illustrations that look similar. Side note, she is also very gracious, I sent her an email about a year ago, with some questions about how she started her amazing business and she took the time to write me back with really helpful advice!
oh! i really like her, too. in fact, we are always thinking of her as a possible illustrator for Bene (the magazine i work for). she has a lovely, calm, cheery style. thx for the post!
ReplyDeleteLovely post and link. Check out those wonderful owl pillows!
ReplyDeleteTell me about it, I love how she does animals, so breezy and so charming. Golly I want one of her scarves soooo bad.
ReplyDeletethanks for reading my blog!
ReplyDeleteOh, they're lovely. I would love to have the one you've pictured on top.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Those "new prints for Shiny Squirrel" you have in your sidebar look really great. Am excited to see more!
there is something so luxurious about the colors in those watercolors.
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These are just lovely, thanks for posting them :)
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Virginia Johnson is wonderful. I have the Kate Spade style book, just so I can stare at her illustrations.
ReplyDeleteI love my wool camel shawl. Her prints manage to be both figurative and abstract at the same time.
Great blog, by the way!
e, I am soo jealous! That is the one I really wanted. Can you really use it for yourself or as a throw? It seemed thin to me to use as a throw, what do you think?
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ReplyDeletethe shawl is a bit thin for a throw, but it's so big, i can wear it like a blanket. although light, it's incredibly warm, which makes it perfect for offices and libraries during the summer. i can't wait to see her new designs for the fall! i agree, her animal prints are the best.