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Pens ink & places
Pens Ink & Places' contains a wealth of new material, ranging from touching series of vignettes for Great Ormond Street Hospital to gigantic drawings for the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings; from the sombre apocalyptic landscapes of Riddley Walker to the energetic fantasy of Billy and the Minpins. This beautiful volume also includes Blake's unique illustrations made to accompany accompany the works of John Ruskin, La Fontaine, Lucius Apuleius and Beatrix Potter. Blake's commentary - straight, as it were, from the drawing board - explores the challenges and opportunities in the creation of drawings known around the world, as well as others seen here for the first time. It is clear from every page of this informative and richly illustrated volume that there has been no slackening of brio in the scratchy pen nib of an artist who has been called the 'Godfather of Illustration'.
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The Palm Beach Post, Fla., Frank Cerabino column
If a white mayor had suggested such a sweeping plan for suspicionless searching of people and vehicles in a predominantly black city such as Riviera Beach, he or she might be accused of being racist, or at least promoting an over-broad and racially insensitive solution to a specific and limited problem. Because a couple days after announcing the city would start stopping and searching young people on the streets, he gave a rambling Facebook message under a portrait of Jesus' Last Supper, in which Masters backed away from some of his own words.
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