Moby Monday — A Springy Thingie
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Illustrator Mat Hudson, aka Orphan Elliott, has designed a line of spectacularly bright posters to encourage “the joy and excitement of reading,” he says.
With its sunny backdrop and shattered-glass ocean spray, Hudson’s Moby Dick does seem joyous, despite the whale’s precarious position in front of a darted harpoon. Then again, the harpooneer’s position is plenty precarious too. Is this what narrator Ishmael would call "a joint-stock company of two"?
Margaret Guroff is editor and publisher of Power Moby-Dick.
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Saw this story on Boing-Boing, and thought you might be interested in it for Moby Monday.
http://www.boingboing.net/2010/03/26/internet-censorship.html
Later,
PF
Comment by P F McFarland March 26, 2010 @ 6:15 pmExcellent. Thanks PF!
Comment by Peter A. Mello March 27, 2010 @ 10:21 pm