Alain Gree : childrens book illustrator
Alain Gree - l’electricitie c1969 vintage kids book
Published by Casterman as part of the Cadet-Rama Collection
Woah! Pastel overload! Someone went crazy with the pink crayons. I love it though. Alain Gree’s illustrations are great. I can’t get enough of the bubble heads, mod clothes, pop colors and psychedelic scenery. In this book, Alain looks at electricity and how its used. It’s filled with teal buses, pink trolleys and mustard colored sewing machines.
On a related note, I have to give a birthday shout out to my friend Sean. Sean introduced me to Alain’s work so this post seemed fitting for today.
Tags1960s, electricity, France, illustration, kids-books, Mid-century, modern
01.23.08 in Off our book shelves by Dave
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I love him too!
one day, by accident i bought a children game drawn by him.
I was thinking: great illustrations!
and a few days later i found 6 of his educational books,
about the city, space, airplanes…
they’re great! and full of small hidden jokes.
04.28.08 |
Sarah. |
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Wow!
Thats a great score. The book about the city is one of my favorites.
04.28.08 |
Dave |
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Don’t you know Alain Grée’s book about winter sports ? Great !
If you appreciate his illustrations, have a look at Bungalow graphics, a portfolio from Charly Adam.
09.29.08 |
Tillois |
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