Happy Drawing! fabric range based on Emberley's Drawing Book of Animals |
And here we go! Ed Emberley answers our 10 questions:
Where were you born?
Malden Massachusetts, USA
Where are you living today and what brought you here?
I live in Ipswich Massachusetts a small town 45 minutes North of Boston in a house that has been here since 1690 across the street from a tidal river, that disappears twice a day. The ocean, the river, the old house.
What was your most memorable art or craft project when you were a kid?
My most vivid memory is learning how to draw a submarine (during WW 2).by following step by step drawings in our Sunday paper.
Iconic Emberley how-to-draw books (original covers) |
What's your current color obsession?
Orange, Purple and Green.
Recent publications |
New Orleans, Galatoire's
What is your most productive time of the day?
Morning.
What is the one creative tool or supply that you cannot live without?
Computer
Some of Emberley's earlier illustrated works. |
Who is one of your favorite fictional characters?
Frodo
Coffee or tea?
If they shipped me to the moon and I could only choose one it would be tea.
Thanks so much to Ed Emberley and daughter, Rebecca Emberley! We are so thrilled to have had the opportunity to work with you.
Thanks Michelle for posting this very informative look at your tastes in designers. I enjoyed this!
ReplyDeleteI am already loving this! I remember my daughter loved the Go Away Big Green Monster! book. I am really tempted right now.
ReplyDeleteI love these fabrics - I first saw them previewed by Katy over on her blog. So many cute prints, I especially like the foxes and the panel. I think we have to be a bit more patient until they're available in the UK though!
ReplyDeleteSo looking forward to this line as I have lots of Happy memories when my kids were little and checking out Ed's books at the library!!
ReplyDeleteI completely flipped out in a really happy way the first time I saw this fabric on Shiny Happy World. I've just been waiting and waiting since my first encounter with the knowledge that it may soon be on the market. Some of the absolute most blissful moments of my childhood were spent in the pages of Ed Emberley books, learning to draw. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Ed's Drawing Book of Animals is one of my all time favourite books from my childhood (I think my Dad brought it back from a trip to the States) I still have my 1970 copy! http://www.flickr.com/photos/memake/5430826624
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