Book Illustrations Bags
Description: https://a.co/d/081O74Ar The letters have officially escaped! Snag this zany alphabet crew from the hilarious children's book "Please A, Move Out of the Way!" by Zoie Roppelt. Perfect for teachers, kids, and fun adults alike! Want to see the full rhyming showdown? Grab your copy of the book on Amazon today! If you want the decor on shower curtains, bedding, decor...go to Teepublic sister store, Redbubble - zroppelt.redbubble.com
Alphabet Illustrations from children's book, Please A, Move Out of the Way! Bag
by Pulse Retail Art
$24
Description: 'The Merman King had been for many years a widower, but his old mother kept house for him; she was a clever woman, but so proud of her noble birth that she wore twelve oysters on her tail, while other grandees were only allowed six.' An Edmund Dulac illustration scanned from my own copy of 'Stories From Hans Andersen', 1911.
Description: This image is the cover from the second MUBU book by Peter Alexander. "Just as my dreams were bringing a smile to my face, I felt something watching me from behind. I heard its breathing. Created and written by Peter Alexander, illustration by Paulo Sergio and art directed by Rick Lucey. https://kennebecriverpublishing.sitey.me/mubu-goldie
Description: A richly detailed gothic illustration featuring an ornate hourglass filled with skulls above and a human heart below, framed by roses, thorned vines, and a death’s‑head moth. Beneath it, a cracked Roman‑numeral clock and scrolls reading “Tempus Fugit” and “Amor Manet” symbolize the passage of time and the endurance of love. Perfect for fans of dark art, tattoo‑inspired designs, and symbolic gothic imagery.
Description: A cover image from the Mubu book series by Peter Alexander, illustration by Paulo Sergio, and art direction by Rick Lucey. A sudden storm with wind, rain, thunder and lightning crashed down around Grandfather. He had been searching for healing plants he used to help his friends in a Northern Thailand village. All at once a tiny creature fell through the trees and landed at his feet. It was a pink, sightless one-week-old spotted owl that had been blown from his nest. Surely, the baby would not last long. This is the story of his granddaughter, Mubu, who came to love the injured bird, to sleep with it, to feed it, and to talk it back to health. She named him Hoot. https://kennebecriverpublishing.sitey.me/mubu-hoot
