The latest book
Advertisement Feature
Book 3
The book before that
The first book
See the:
See my blog posts about:
Do a search
Archives
5 popular cartoons
Links
The Cartoon Blog
Dave Walker's blog. Dave is a freelance cartoonist who draws a weekly 'Guide to the Church' for the Church Times. (more)Follow via:
The blog by email:
Recent Comments Grouped by Post
The Last 10 Comments
...Things you can do
Recent Posts
Subscribe
Other sundries
The Annunciation to the Shepherds | Christianity Today | A Magazine of Evangelical Conviction
The slideshow includes images from artists such as El Greco, Giotto di Bondone, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and William Blake. But whatever you do don’t miss image number 11.
As an aside, I happen to know that this will not be the last one sees of this particular artist in Christianity Today.
If you enjoyed this post you might also enjoy these (possibly)
related articles:
If you liked this post why not send it to someone else by e-mail? Click here to do so.
This is a single post on the Cartoon Blog by Dave
posted on Friday, December 21st, 2007 at 11:09 am. Click here to read all of the latest posts.
Both comments and pings are currently closed.
Other things technologically advanced people may like to do: trackback from another site, follow responses via the comments feed, bookmark on del.icio.us or digg.
What are the likes of El Greco, Giotto di Bondone, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and William Blake doing sharing the same hallowed space as such artistic luminaries as Dave Walker?
Bahahaha hahahahaha hahahaha hahaha!!!!!
That was great — congratulations, Dave!
Number eleven
was a glimpse of heaven…
Thanks – and what a lovely surprise at the end of the show.
Page 11 goes well with a recent St Gargoyle’s cartoon.
Well done Dave!
And a wonderful slideshow; thanks for drawing my attention to it.
I trust that they are paying you large sums of money so that you and Maddy_C can have the Christmas you deserve!
Great link Dave, I really enjoyed the slideshow and some of the images are stunning.
I think the last artist ought to publish under a nom-de-brosse. How about Davido de Cartoosh or perhaps a more contempory Essexwalkman.
Superb!!!!
