Wednesday 18 April 2012
Year Five: The Sketches
As has become an annual tradition, I have compiled the sketches which featured during my fifth year of blogging (which, incidentally, almost coincides with the tax year.) It always reminds me that I haven't done as many as I planned. But also slightly more than I remember doing. Here they are - clicking on the sketch should take you to the relevant post!
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Hello Simon
ReplyDeleteI love your sketches - these are wonderful
Congratulations on blogging for such a long time.
I enjoy reading your posts and do not comment as much as I would like.
My best
Helen xx
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Thank you so much, Helen! Also lovely to see your name in the comments.
DeleteThe sketches are fabulous. As a new follower I look forward to checking out each of the accompanying post. Bonnie
ReplyDeleteThank you Bonnie, that's really kind!
DeleteI have a lot of favorites among these this year, but I have to say "holding out for a hardback" makes me laugh every time I see it. :) Thanks for the year-in-review. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Susan :) glad it gives you a giggle!
DeleteI love these! "If Book Titles Were Helpful" is wonderful but my favourite has to be "Playing Scrabble in Welsh".
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Claire! I must check with my Welsh relatives and see what word I could make...
DeleteThese are wonderful, Simon!
ReplyDeleteregards,
Laura
Thank you for your kind words, Laura!
DeleteYour sketches are always so refreshing, Simon. Seeing them on your posts reminds me of the illustrations scattered about the Ms Pettigrew book.
ReplyDeleteClaire! What a lovely comparison - I would love to convey the joie de vivre those illustrations have.
DeleteI look forward to your posting your sketches. They are truly "Thurber-esque." Especially enjoyed "If Book Titles Were Helpful."
ReplyDeleteDeanna, another lovely comparison, thank you so much!
DeleteI think that your sketches get better every year, Simon! These are fantastic. Thank you for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks Kristen, that means a lot :)
DeleteWhat fantastic sketches. Playing Scrabble in Welsh made me giggle!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Glad it gave you a laugh :D
DeleteI love the Faulks on Fiction/Friction/Diction and also the useful book titles - so true!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on such a long blogging career; long may it continue.