The content for this book has been wonderful. I had two people recommend I read this book. Jennifer Thornhill and Elizabeth Law. It was an enjoyable read and I loved all the examples that were provided for the reader. I high recommend reading the book!
You can order it on Amazon. $14.99 for paperback.
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Hi Everyone, I had the pleasure of interviewing John Wiens, a fine artist about his creative art journey. His son, Andrew Wiens was kind enough to introduce us.
Hi Everyone, I interviewed Karen Torok, surface designer/illustrator, for this episode. Karen spoke about how she started as an illustrator and branched into children's book illustrations. She talked about her surface pattern work.
Listen at: https://lnkd.in/euBDX7Am Thanks for listening! #surfacedesigner #illustrator I enjoy listening to podcasts while I'm working on projects. I'm currently working on an illustration commission that I'm enjoying. Here's a podcast episode from the Illustration Department Podcast with R. Gregory Christie. He's an award winning illustrator that has illustrated over 60 children's books.
I spent time as his intern. The experience was amazing and I learned so much! It's worth a listen. Here is the link: Illustration Dept. R. Gregory Christie
Hi Everyone, on this episode of My Creative Life, I interviewed Jessica Yoon, children's book author. She offered insight into her passion for writing children's literature and tips for becoming a better writer.
To listen: https://lnkd.in/ebMtkdmK Thanks for listening! #podcast #childrensbooks Hi Everyone! Sorry to all the listeners, I accidentally missed a Sunday because I got my dates off. My apologizes! Here is a new episode! Today I spoke with Eric Clark, a professor of art and ceramic artist. He has taught for eleven years in higher education. Here is more about Eric: Eric B. Clark is an Associate Professor of Art at Savannah State University. Eric is a ceramic sculptor interested in combining multiple construction and finishing processes to create unique forms with an industrial aesthetic. To see his work visit: https://www.savannahclaycommunity.com/eric-clark.html Listen to the podcast at My Creative Life. Thanks for listening! My work has been included in the November 2022 issue of The Toy magazine for children. The theme was Pets. I'm looking forward to seeing the final printed version. It's coming all the way from the UK. It was wonderful working with the editor of The Toy. I hope to do a flip through of the video to my illustration work.
To purchase a copy of the issue visit: https://thetoypress.com/shop/ Or visit their IG at: https://lnkd.in/ekkGCKmZ Happy Reading and Illustrating!
Hi Everyone! Today my special guest is children's book author and illustrator Caitlyn Notaro. Here is a bit about Caitlyn: In 4th grade, Caitlyn Notaro was asked to create her dream pet during art class. Instead of a dog or cat, she created a purple spotted fire-breathing dragon out of clay. Once she realized she had a knack for imagining, she never looked back. Fast forward many years, and Caitlyn is now an Author/illustrator in Upstate, New York, where she lives in an old Victorian home with her husband and vivacious toddler. She loves creating soft, yet cinematic worlds for children to visit in the form of picture books. Caitlyn is a member of SCBWI, and facilitator for her local SCBWI monthly network meetups Caitlyn is now represented by Tara Gonzalez at Erin Murphy Literary Agency.
Her website: http://caitlyn-knepka.squarespace.com/ Instagram: Silent K Design and Twitter Thanks for listening! It's funny I have a hard time explaining what I do for my illustration technique, so I decided to make a video detailing the process. It is like a behind the scenes peak at the illustrations before I shoot them.
It is funny how I've had some people wonder your illustrations look like they are real. Yes! Everything was made by me. There is the rare case I use some pre-made materials. I did buy fake snow. Most everything is hand cut, sewn, crocheted, woven, and painted. I get a lot of personal satisfaction from making everything in my own tiny illustrated worlds. Young children never question why I work like this. Instead I get "That is so COOL!" I think at the end of the day do what you LOVE with the work you create. People notice when do you do things for the joy of it. Happy Illustrating!
Hi Everyone! I interviewed previous guest, Jennifer Greive, lettering artist and designer about her new job at American Greetings as an inhouse designer. Here is more about Jennifer.
Hello my name is Jennifer Greive, I am an Ohio Based Graphic Designer, Illustrator, and Hand Lettering Artist specializing in t-shirt design, stationery, stickers and enamel pins. My personal brand Fueled By Letters was born from my love for Typography and Hand Lettering. If you follow me on instagram, a lot of my work revolves around mental health awareness and positivity, inspiring other artists to reach their dreams. https://www.fueledbyletters.com/about Listen to the interview on My Creative Life! |
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