Literature Tapestries

Library by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

Celebrate the pioneering British women authors of the 19th Century, George Eliot, Charlotte Bronte, Emily Bronte, Jane Austen and Mary Shelley with this perfect design for a British History buff or fan of English Literature.

The little Prince reinterpreted by Magritte ♥

Matilda

It's been many years since I had such an exemplary vegetable.

Connect with fellow book lovers with this I read banned books design. It's nostalgic retro 80s design style features a girl reading a book with a rainbow behind her. If you're a book lover, librarian, bookworm or in a book club, this is for you!

Through the looking glass...

“Her soul belongs to words and books. Every time she reads, she is home.”

Reading Rainbow, which debuted in 1983, quickly rose to the top spot among PBS educational programs. The "summer loss phenomenon," whereby a youngster loses part of his or her reading skills since they often don't read over the summer, inspired the creation of the series. Although Reading Rainbow was originally intended to be a summertime program, it rapidly became a broadcast hit, a standard in schools, and a cultural touchstone. We are here for you if you appreciate the television program Reading Rainbow. Purchase it right away; don't pass it up!

A stack of banned books

Reading Rainbow - take a look, it's in a book! - book lovers

Minimalist design of Elizabeth and Darcy

Silhouette illustration of the writer Bukowski.

This would be the cutest wall art for an ocean theme nursery. This oil painting of a whale and ship by children's book writer Monica Michelle puts a fun twist turning Moby Dick into a game of tag with gold foil typography. I'm also a sucker for the shiplap (Thank you, Joanna Gaines, for this particular obsession) Today is the anniversary of Moby Dick being published in what can only be described as the worst game of ocean tag ever between a one-legged sailor and a whale.

They're poets. They're dead. They have a society in the afterlife. True story... probably.

The best of the best in gothic fiction.

This design is inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's poem, "The Raven."

Numenor: once a prosperous kingdom of men, reduced to rubble as the Land Under the Waves. Descendants of the West-land display the White Tree to honor and remember their roots proudly, even though they now grow into Middle Earth's soil. This illustration of the White Tree of Numenor is battered and beaten, like the shields of the men who still bear its image. Pay homage to the Downfallen Kingdom of Numenor with your own display of honor on this dramatic design!

Hope you like it!

They've been together for 6000 years

Acotar Velaris bookish is the perfect gift idea for Night Court, Rhysand and Feyre Fantasy fans, book nerds, bookworms, Throne of Glass, Crescent City, and a Court of Throne and Roses readers,

I drew for Russian literature lovers.

like a chili pepper

Reading books is a way of elvolving.

Home of the headless horseman!

Acotar Velaris bookish is the perfect gift idea for Night Court, Rhysand and Feyre Fantasy fans, book nerds, bookworms, Throne of Glass, Crescent City, and a Court of Throne and Roses readers,

Just an illustration in the style of the great horror writer H. P. Lovecraft

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at least the view is nice

William Shakespeare - 19th Century Portrait of the Bard

Orwell' novel "1984"

Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is a short story in Rudyard Kipling's 1894 collection about the adventures of a valiant young Indian grey mongoose in India. Based on the classic mongoose and snake fable, the story has been anthologized and published multiple times, and been made into animated features. This design is based on the 1975 cartoon version that American audiences are most familiar with. The story focuses on an English family living in India who discovers a mongoose residing on the estate. They decide to keep him as a pet, in the hopes that he will keep them safe from the many cobras that live in the surrounding jungle. Their new pet quickly begins earning his keep, as two cobras make the family their new target.