Vincent goes out in search of a new subject to paint. But what should he choose? There’s something beautiful to see wherever he looks, even in things that most people just pass by and ignore: the knotty branches of a tree, some blades of grass, the wet earth after a rain shower... Then Vincent passes a garden full of sunflowers. Sunflowers! That’s what he wants to paint! 'Stok does a brilliant, sympathetic job of picturing the artist.'
15-05-2012
The Guardian
'The pace is fast, and that combined with the artwork, which is packed with colour and peopled with characters who have dots for eyes and blocks for feet.'
15-05-2012
The Guardian
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