
Mike Stilkey creates unique art by painting on the sides of stacked books.
Los Angeles based artist uses ink, colored pencils, and paint to depict whimsical characters. 








[photos by D. Kinsey, J. Witham, and N. Baker]
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Old Books Used as Canvas- 10 Images
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Labels: art and craft, artist, Artwork, Canvas, Los Angeles, Mike Stilkey, Old Book art, Old Books, painting
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