Finally re/discovered non-toy childhood grail!

[4NDR01D]

I've been trying to find this book for years. Had NO IDEA what it would be called or especially who did the illustrations. Been getting more into vintage childrens illustrations in recent years so was bound to come across Ed Emberley eventually. any other 70's kids have this when they were little?

ED EMBERLEYS MAKE A WORLD

Also just got the awesome print collection Monster Parade- a tribute to Ed Emberley limited to 250 copies.

Cloudy Collection | Monster Parade with Ed Emberley

[TrueDave]

What a neat book.

I want to say I might have seen one as a kid. from the libarary?

Could still use one.

I'm terrible at drawing cars . . . . . . .

[deputypowell]

Enchanting!

[toiletmonkey]

I do remember that book, my grandmother got it from the library and brought it to me. as i could draw really well for a 5 year old. sadly i never got any better? (A+ for trying to encourage me grandma.love to ya, where ever you are.) stretchandro you draw pretty well i like it!

TM

[Orion]

Loved those books as a kid. We had that one and then another one that focused on character/face drawings. Spent a lot of time with those two books during childhood.

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

That book looks great and so does the Tshirt.

[TheDoLittle]

Wish I'd known you were looking for it, I have an extra *VERY* worn copy around here somewhere. Got it in a library purge.

My non-toy holy grail is also something along those lines, the "Vision On - A Book of Nonsense with Some Sense in It" book. Tony Hart held a copy in his hand during one of the seasons end credits.