Ink on original Michelin map of France
Growing up, I've always thought the continent of Africa looked like a sideway face, but Ed Fairburn takes that imagination to a whole new level. The Cardiff-based illustrator finds portraits of human faces hidden amongst the topographical features in various maps of the world.
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Lake Windermere in England
Stafford lane, in collaboration with Bobbie-Jo
Pencil on an original map of the Peak District, England
North America
Geological map of Pennsylvania
Ink on reproduced military maps of the Western Front (World War II)
Pencil on celestial star chart
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Only if they know their parents will let them get away with it. It's just a matter of making them aware that there is a time and place to be loud and silly, and one to be well behaved and quiet.
I have to agree with Jeff. Children's behavior isn't unpredictable; without the proper parental influence children will be badly behaved.
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