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Gallery (10 pictures),
12 Sep 2014:
From Hercules the Tortoise to a messed up Father Christmas, Terry Pratchett and illustrator Mark Beech have dreamed up a very strange crew. Say hello to them here!
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12 Sep 2014:
In these new works, Grayson Perry is an artist action figure, wearing a helmet of mischief and swiping his blade of cynicism at Jackson Pollock, Damien Hirst and gentrification
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10 Sep 2014:
A dignified penguin, a drunk rubber man, a tree of life and a brain tonic for curing feelings of constant dread … here are the fascinating stories behind classic logos
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10 Sep 2014: The comic Pub Landlord still carries his teenage passion for the superhero comics filled with complex stories and masterful illustrations
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9 Sep 2014:
Delirius, the planet-sized city. William Gull shaking his bloody fists at the Nat West tower. The gentle Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer. For every urban locale and lifestyle, comics are obsessed with cities like no other genre
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9 Sep 2014:
Raised in New York, fed by newspapers and nourished by urban life, comics tell the secrets of cities … and of those of us who live in them, writes Pascal Wyse
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9 Sep 2014:
The beloved author of Alfie and Dogger talks about her new book Daisy Saves The Day, set during the coronation of King George V
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8 Sep 2014:
A new exhibition presents classic hand-painted illustrations from 1950s women’s magazines by one of the original Mad Men
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Gallery (24 pictures),
7 Sep 2014:
Sarah McIntyre does her very best to teach us how to draw jampires… but you have to catch the strange and naughty little things first. And, as you will discover in this gallery, that is no easy task.
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5 Sep 2014:
A new illustrated guide to 100 different breeds kinds of dog, Breeds, is drawn with the eye of a true dog lover. Meet some four-legged friends
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Gallery (12 pictures),
5 Sep 2014:
Charlotte Voake gives a somewhat scary step-by-step guide on how to draw a less than fluffy friend. It's going to be quite a big one!
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Cartoon,
3 Sep 2014:
High-rise living, speeding humans, workers taming the beast of technology – Italy's futurists captured the dynamism of the dawning 20th century. But boys snacking on crisps in front of a TV? It'll never catch on … Peter Duggan reimagines a key moment in art history
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Gallery (14 pictures),
3 Sep 2014:
We first met Anthony Browne's Willy the Wimp in 1984 – 30 years on and this delightful chimp has starred in many books and won his creator a host of prizes. Now to celebrate the anniversary and his new book Willy's Stories, Anthony Browne shares some insights into why he brought Willy into the world
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1 Sep 2014: Urban life has influenced artists for centuries. Send us your art inspired by street scenes and we’ll ‘hang’ a selection of the best in our online gallery
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28 Aug 2014:
The co-creators of Extra Yarn have a new book coming out in October, Sam and Dave Dig a Hole. It is all about two friends who decide to start digging for treasure and the adventure they embark on.
To celebrate, Mac and Jon ventured out into the California desert, and this is what happened…
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