Ornithoblogical: day 448: limp kin

ornithoblogical is an image blog created by award-winning, NYC-based, illustrator Anna Raff. Her work has appeared in books, newspapers, magazines, and on television, and has been recognized by American Illustration, Print Magazine, the Society of Children’s Books Writers and Illustrators, and CMYK Magazine. For ten years she was a book designer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Anna has a BA from Connecticut College and a MFA in Illustration from the School of Visual Arts. To see more of her work, visit annaraff.com.

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day 448: limp kin

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