Early sketches from Lisa Brown’s 29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy. This is part threeSee part one, part two.

There’s nothing about a little boy and girl in the text of the poem. But an illustrator gets to add stuff. It’s part of the job I added a boy and a girl because that’s what I always do. The girl is usually me (older, bossy) and the boy is a combo-version of my two younger brothers (annoying, eager). I made up the part about the girl being taller. I was, and am, smaller than everyone.

—Lisa Brown

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[gallery] Over the next few days we’ll be posting some of Lisa Brown’s early sketches from 29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy. Here’s part two. See part one. My favorite things ...

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