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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 The Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, and 3 x 3 among others. 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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Chirps and Crows...
“Every day this year, illustrator Anna Raff is posting a completely charming illustration of a bird to this blog. It’s 22 May already, so there are 144 drawings for you to peruse right now.”
“Forget your ill will against city pigeons and squawky parrots for a second and check out the incredible, endearing, and often amusing birds...Raff has unleashed a force of playful creativity...”
“Illustrator and designer Anna Raff has a blog called Ornithoblogical where she posts a drawing about a whimsical bird-related topic everyday (which are sometimes related to random national holidays). I’m especially loving her watercolor birdies!”
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“I love the idea of creating an image or a photograph everyday and documenting it in a blog....I found a blog titled ornithoblogical, where illustrator anna raff draws a bird a day. Her watercolor-esque illustrations are cheeky and fun, and have yet to fail to bring a smile. Visit the blog for more illustrated bird-ness!”
“I've just been looking around for some creative inspiration and came across a delightful blog by New York designer and illustrator Anna Raff called Ornithoblogical. Daily she posts a bird related image and I love them all...”
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