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Illustrator Lisa Evans by Lost At E Minor
It was such a thrill stumbling across the blog of U.K. illustrator Lisa Evans. I was in the Nordstrom department store with my mom over Thanksgiving, admiring the annual Christmas displays, as I do every year. Nordstrom has always had a fantastic tradition of using wonderful illustrators more often than not. And this year I was loving the cute bird theme that kept popping up in various forms throughout the store. Lo and behold, as I recently discovered, they were Lisa Evan's.
Aside from the Nordstrom holiday birds, the rest of Evan's work is simply beautiful. So even if you're not one to get so excited over department store holiday displays, I certainly recommend paying a visit to Evan's site to soak up her whimsical illustrations.
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