Terrible Yellow Eyes

September 28th, 2009 admin

Terrible Yellow Eyes is a blog established by illustrator Cory Godbey to express his fascination and admiration for the work of Maurice Sendak , and in particular, his classic Where the Wild Things Are . The blog is a growing collection of artwork from a variety of artists, each expressing their own admiration for Sendak’s work with homages to the book and its characters. …


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