Another in the series from the Journal of Empire Studies blog. All about Egypt, the pyramids, the Nile, the sun, the all seeing eye, and our modern radar. Margaret Hurst
View post →A watercolor of some flowers and lilies and water… Margaret Hurst
View post →So, this is another of the articles on the Journal of Empire Studies. This one is entitled, “James Joyce and the Consumption of Empire” by Lynn Bongiovanni. Â What a great piece of writing on the Irish author, James Joyce! Another fun and challenging illustration! Margaret Hurst
View post →This is another in the series of illustrations created for the Journal of Empire Studies. Â This article is about women writers and literature. Margaret Hurst
View post →One more of the illustrations created for the Journal of Empire Studies blog. This was a fun, colorful experience in illustration! Also, a little sad because of the subject matter.  The article for the blog is a review of the book, Kingdom Under Glass.  Kingdom Under Glass, by Jay Kirk, is about the famous explorer and […]
View post →This is one of many illustrations I created recently for a new online journal, www.empirestudies.org, a great site featuring various intellectual writers’ dissertations, thesis and reviews on global issues and topics in the Cycle of Empire, East and West. Â Professor Tom Durwood, of the Valley Forge Military College, is the editor of the site. What […]
View post →Today is a simple line drawing in the far corner of the Rose Garden; one tiny snail gliding through the rose bushes, alone… Margaret Hurst
View post →Head to head, toe to toe! Â The stand off turned into a head butting. Â So, our ladies are at it! Â Or are they??? Â What are they fighting about? Â What’s different about our two ladies? Margaret Hurst
View post →Yes, two lady snails are in a tiff! Â What are they fighting about? Â What could it be? Hmmmm…… Margaret Hurst
View post →This is a very fancy, little more complex snail, a little art nouveau and many toes on her one snail foot! Margaret Hurst
View post →The Little Snail in the Little Black Dress. No Snail should be without one… Margaret Hurst
View post →Another Picasso inspired Snail Woman! Margaret Hurst
View post →Pink Lady and Gent Snail meet at the Ball… Margaret Hurst
View post →Picasso’s Lady Snail, simply, inspired by Pablo Picasso! Margaret Hurst
View post →Snail Love, the 4th! Busy Feet! Margaret Hurst
View post →It is said that an army travels on its stomach. Â Hence, Gastropoda! Â I try to imagine what I would do if I saw this particular army coming toward me… Margaret Hurst
View post →Another snail love drawing, #2. Â You know, of course, this is endless!!! Margaret Hurst
View post →This is one of the first drawings I made when I decided to do a project on Snail Love. Â Snail Love eventually led to the Neurex Pharmaceutical snx-111 work. Â Funny where a snail can lead you! Margaret Hurst
View post →A very quick pen/ink/brush drawing at the China Pavilion at Epcot. Margaret Hurst
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