If these walls could read

Ever been tempted to rip the pages out of your kids' books and hang them on the wall? Is that only me? Oops. I'm tempted by every single framable children's book illustration by illustrator Adam Record of Fall Down Tree , a man so cool a…

If these walls could read
Ever been tempted to rip the pages out of your kids' books and hang them on the wall?  Is that only me?  Oops.

I'm tempted by every single framable children's book illustration by illustrator Adam Record of Fall Down Tree, a man so cool and 2.0 that he offers his art as iPhone wallpaper.

Do I want Little Red Riding Hood? Three Blind Mice? A series of three outerspace prints? Or maybe just a fish in a puddle. On the sidewalk. The choices -- they kill me. At $15 a pop or $45 for a framed print, I might just have to wallpaper my daughter's room and banish those dratted princesses once and for all. -Rita

Check out Adam's entire catalogue of children's art at the Fall Down Tree Etsy shop.

[thanks, brandan!]

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