New Artwork – Ian Rogers – a Clowder of Cats
It would seem this is more than just a passing fancy, it looks like I’m working up to an abecediary of collective nouns. Today, cats. Or more specifically, a clowder of cats. Looking at online etymological sources, clowder comes from…
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New Artwork – Ian Rogers – a Bevy of Otters
Again, with the collective nouns. A group of otters is a “bevy”. When you see otters flying around in the water as they play like a bunch of nutbags it’s kind of hard to take them seriously. That said, the Spanish…
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New Artwork – Ian Rogers – an Ambush of Tigers
Collective nouns are interesting. You know, like a flock of sheep, a pod of whales, a school of fish… A group of tigers is called an ambush. Whaddaya know.
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Happy Birthday Steph!
My charming and talented wife is 40 today! Quarante is forty in French, we live in Montreal, you get the idea. Happy birthday, babes!
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Isabelle Arsenault
Isabelle Arsenault is a Québecoise illustrator, originally from Sept-Îles (the northernmost town in Quebec with any significant population), now based in Montreal. She got a design degree from Université de Montréal but quickly changed gears and became an illustrator. This, as…
