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   Charles Piers Mackesy OBE (born 11 December 1962) [ 1 ] is a British artist, illustrator, and the author of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse (2019).

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3. www.bbc.com › news › uk-england-suffolk-66256153Charlie Mackesy: 'I was hiding in the toilet before I won my ...

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   Fifteen minutes before Charlie Mackesy won an Oscar earlier this year, he found himself hiding in a toilet. Worried about the cameras and the crowd, he scrawled on a napkin and posted a photo of...

4. www.boredpanda.com › oscar-winner-cartoonistOscar-Winning Author And Illustrator Charlie Mackesy Shows ...

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   Mar 26, 2024 · Through his marvelous illustrations, Charlie Mackesy is sending us a message about the meaning of life, the importance of love and empathy towards one another: “Always remember you matter, you’re important and you are loved, and you bring to this world things no one else can.”.

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     An Interview with Charlie Mackesy, Author of our B&N Book of the Year!

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6. www.chroniclelive.co.uk › news › north-east-newsAuthor Charlie Mackesy's journey from Hexham schoolboy to ...

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   Mar 18, 2023 · Best-selling artist Charlie Mackesy's image of a boy talking to a horse that came with a message about kindness, warmth and empathy led to his work becoming an online sensation.

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   Oct 6, 2021 · Two years after its release, artist Charlie Mackesy's quiet picture book has captured the shared longing of our troubled times. Alice Vincent reports on how it came to be, and what it means to its thousands of fans.

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8. www.radiotimes.com › tv › dramaThe Boy the Mole creator Charlie Mackesy on making people ...

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   Dec 24, 2022 · The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse will air on BBC One on 24th December and Charlie Mackesy has spoken about the influence behind his story.

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   Why is Charlie Mackesy famous?

   • His drawings spread the message about the importance of friendship and kindness have touched the hearts of millions. Best-selling artist Charlie Mackesy's image of a boy talking to a horse that came with a message about kindness, warmth and empathy led to his work becoming an online sensation.

   From Northumberland schoolboy to Oscar winner: How Charlie Mackes…

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   Did Charlie Mackesy hide in a toilet before he won an Oscar?

   • Fifteen minutes before Charlie Mackesy won an Oscar earlier this year, he found himself hiding in a toilet. Worried about the cameras and the crowd, he scrawled on a napkin and posted a photo of it to his 1.8 million Instagram followers. "I didn't think I could even go on stage. I was quite daunted by it.

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   Did Charlie Mackesy draw a boy and a mole?

   • Three years ago, Charlie Mackesy uploaded a drawing of a boy and a mole to his Instagram account. The boy looks young, barely a toddler, barely the size of the mole, and the mole looks slightly concerned; it adds to the cuteness. ‘Tales from the underground. Another mole day I think,’ the artist captioned it. The response was warm.

   ‘This book saved my life’: How The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse

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   Was Mackesy ever over-whelmed?

   • Given his own fragility, was Mackesy ever over-whelmed by this tide of feeling from people in traumatic and tragic circumstances? He has, after all, his own burdens to carry. When not in London, where he lives alone, Mackesy is in Suffolk, where his sister looks after their elderly mother who suffers from dementia.

   The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse creator Charlie Mackesy: "I

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   What is Mackesy's relationship with a Fox and a horse based on?

   • It follows the unlikely friendship of a boy, a mole, a fox and a horse as they journey together in the boy's search for a home. Mackesy says the boy is loosely based on him, the mole was inspired by his beloved and greedy 14-year-old dog Barney, the fox is Mackesy's anxious part and the horse is a wise soul.

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   How important are Mackesy's stats?

   • The stats might not be important to Mackesy, but his book became an instant international hit with more than 8m sales. It was translated into 40 languages and is currently the biggest-selling UK hardback this century.

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10. www.charliemackesy.com › aboutAbout - Charlie Mackesy

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    British artist, illustrator and author Charlie Mackesy began his career as a cartoonist for The Spectator, before becoming a book illustrator for Oxford University Press. His award-winning work has featured in books, private collections, galleries and public spaces around the world.