December 17, 2014 by Susan Sorrell Hill
The Illustration Friday word of the week is “sea.”
“Untitled” (gouache)
A textile design from my archives, circa 1990. Picture this: me trudging with very large and unwieldy pre-digital age portfolio…down sky-scrapered New York streets and up endless flights of stairs during my brief stint as a designer. The things we do for art.
I am an artist who also writes, working in watercolors and oils. Timeless stories and that most interesting of questions, "Why?" inspire me, and the symbology and archetypes found in myths, fairy and folk tales are especially intriguing. Two of my own illustrated tales are currently seeking their publishers.
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