Natee (they/them): Brontësaurus. Ink & gouache on Strathmore grey toned paper, 151 x 147mm, 2014. Because this seems to be doing the rounds again elsewhere. Perhaps the only piece of mine to have gone mildly viral, shunted uncredited like an orphan from workhouse to workhouse across the Internet over the years. 🤓

Brontësaurus. Ink & gouache on Strathmore grey toned paper, 151 x 147mm, 2014. Because this seems to be doing the rounds again elsewhere. Perhaps the only piece of mine to have gone mildly viral, shunted uncredited like an orphan from workhouse to workhouse across the Internet over the years. 🤓

She's also available as prints, etc. 🤓 www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/1452...

Brontësaurus by Himmapaan | Redbubblewww.redbubble.com I kept meaning to add this here and kept forgetting. But in light of the news that Brontosaurus is to be brought back as a valid genus distinct from Apatosaurus, I think now is an auspicious time. Sep...

Marvelous! I named my very beautiful plush Brontosaurus Emily Bronti and now I obviously have to buy the print for her.

Hooray!

Postcards being part of the etc, I bought one of her some time ago. One of my favourite things that you’ve displayed for our amusement & appreciation.

Reminds me of this: youtu.be/-NKXNThJ610?...

Brontë Sisters Power Dollsyoutu.be By Phil Lord and Chris MillerThis was a fake commercial we made in 1998 for a series of educational shorts about action figures based on historical figures. ...

Hahaha, I've seen that before. It's brilliant. ✨️😄💙

Every time I see an antique writing desk I think of this image now

Hahaha, thank you. 😄💙

An ëxcellently ëlegant brontë.

I love the detail of having a framed silhouette on the wall behind her.

Thank you. 💙 I'm always glad when someone notices that. ☺️

My grandparents were born in the 1890s (we have very long generations in my family), and they had silhouettes on the walls, so I'm quite fond of them.

💙 I am, too. They also form a large part of my work. bsky.app/profile/himm...

'She threw her comb -- and there grew up a deep and terrifying forest.' Illustration for Baba Yaga, from Myths & Legends of Russia, collected by Aleksandr Afanas’ev & translated by Norbert Guterman, published by Folio Society, 2009 (now out of print). Ink & gouache on Arches hp, 170 × 245 mm.

Oh, that's lovely!

Thank you. 💙

I have a Laura Garabedian silhouette drawing hanging above my pantry.

I would absolutely just imagined reading a short story where madam is appalled at having seen the sights she's seen and is writing a letter of protest that will fuel a revolution.

I love this so much omg

Thank you!

I have bought a few postcards, including this one, as a birthday gift for my mom, who will love them.

Thank you so much. 💙

You need to send a copy to John Finnemore...

Perhaps I can do that via Radio 4. 🤓

i have one on my wall!

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YES I'M SO GLAD TO FIND THE ARTIST I LOVE THIS IMAGE 😍😍😍

Thank you. 😁💙

Love it!! 🦕🦖

Thank you. 💙

Your art is always lovely, and this one in particular brought a huge smile to my face 🦕💕

Thank you. 💙

Someone shared this with me last year and I loved it so much. I’m glad to know who created it! Brilliant!

Thank you. 😊

Can you do a Likalottapus?

This really is a joyful thing!

Thank you. 💙

Charlotte Brontësaurus?

I saw her as Charlotte, but really, she could be any Brontë sister you like. ^_^

I love this so much and I am now going to Redbubble to purchase it in some displayable form. Thank you!

Thank you. 💙

I have never seen this before but it may already be one of my favorite illustrations ever. And now when I encounter it again I’ll be sure to share who deserves credit!

Thank you so much! 💙

Oh I forgot about her! Haha love this one!

Love this picture dien to the frill at the back of the head all the way up there. Honestly wonderful detail.

Thank you. 💙

The gasp of delight I just let out

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I may have to actually get that as a print eventually

Oh I LOVE this!!!