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Natascha Hohmann (nataschahohmann.com) is a German-born illustrator currently living in Quebec. After several years as an art director, she now works in the field of hand-painted illustration.

An illustration of Joni Mitchell between mountains and sea, inspired by the album artwork of “Court and Spark.”

Joni Mitchell’s Best Album Is Turning Fifty. It’s Not Blue

January 16, 2024January 16, 2024 - by Natascha Hohmann

For Court and Spark, Joni the lonely, Joni the soloist, did something nobody expected her to do. She hired a band

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