Bøger af Richard Torrey

120 vivid "exquisite corpse" drawings made by the outrageous artist, performer, and designer Leigh Bowery with friends and collaborators during the 1980s and 1990s.In the wild years of the 1980s and early 1990s, when central London was a clubbers’ paradise, a circle of young, queer friends, including the celebrated Australian designer, performer, musician, and provocateur Leigh Bowery and his Minty bandmates would get together at Richard Torry's Soho flat before hitting the town.To pass the time, the troupe would sometimes make “exquisite corpses,” employing a technique popular with the Surrealists to create collaboratively-drawn compound images of often outrageous characters.The 120 images collected here, assembled from the Richard Torry archive, showcase the acerbic wit, lysergic absurdity, and sometimes cruel gaze of the young friends, while presenting an exaggerated snapshot of the era’s styles, fashions, and obsessions.

Conoce a Ally-sauria, una niñita con espíritu de dinosaurio que camina con pisadas fuertes, mastica con dientes feroces y a la que le encanta ¡RUGIR! Pero Ally no la está pasando bien en su primer día de escuela. Cada uno de sus compañeros de clase tiene su propia personalidad . . . especialmente las princesas sabelotodo. ¿Podrá Ally hacer nuevas amistades? Con sus dibujos humorísticos, su heroína entrañable y su sorprendente final, este libro ilustrado, encantador y simpático, celebra la imaginación sin límites de la niñez.

Moe is little, but he wants to be the best. He feels discouraged, until his siblings point out that he is actually the best at one important thing: Moe is best at trying!

Like any almost-six-year-old, Jack is full of questions. Why does all the good-for-you food taste bad? Why can't he have a tail? Why doesn't hair hurt when you cut it? From bedtimes to ball games, Jack has a question for everything.Why?Why?Why?Richard Torrey's funny, sweet companion to almost is a celebration of every child's favorite question.

Meet Jack.He's almost six years old. And that's almost grown up. After all, he can almost ride a big bike just like his older brother. And he almost never gets scared.This spunky little almost-six-year-old is ready to take on the world.Well, almost.Richard Torrey's sweetly funny tale is sure to resonate with any child who just can't wait to be big.

When Ally roars on to her first day at schooI, she hopes she'll meet lots or other dinosaur-mad kids in class. Instead, she's the only one chomping her food with fierce dino teeth and drawing dinosaurs on her nameplate. Even worse, a group of would-be 'princesses' snubs her! This fun picture book celebrates children's boundless imagination.