Recently fell in love with the characters in this wonderful novel by Chad Harbach, The Art of Fielding. Set in a fictional “Westish college” and focusing on the members of their baseball team, “Harpooners”.
I’m decidedly not linking to any further information sources, for should you be curious, it is always recommendable to go in totally unaware.
If/when you’ve read the book, you probably recognize this scene, which was the igniting moment for this inspiration. I was absolutely floored by the structure and conclusion of this particular chapter; what a way to get you invested.
Pins, sweater, lamp and glasses all appear in the book.
This shirt! Moby Dick themed “Westish college” gear, as described in the book. I loved how the novel tied a fictional college with a fictional team convincingly to a real life figure and their legacy (Herman Melville).
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This serves also as my tribute to a personal long time favorite from the legendary master, Norman Rockwell: “The Dugout”.
Listening “Fu*# it I love you” and “The Greatest “ non stop since yesterday and crying because I missed her so much.. Also I was very inspired by the beautiful music video that I had to make this artwork which I really hope you’ll like it. Love all the songs that has been released so far and till now my favorite is “The Greatest” Can’t wait for the whole album. Thank you Lana
Home Sweet Home, or Man on Ship With Accordion Norman Rockwell Oil on Canvas, 76 x 66 cm 1923, commissioned by and featured on the cover of Life Magazine
This Rockwell painting depicts the final moments in the lives of James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner, three civil rights workers killed by members of the Ku Klux Klan 53 years ago for registering people to vote.
A friend of mine, @cheesymovie graduated high school and she loves world history but especially USSR history so as a gift I made her own Soviet propaganda poster
