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Category Archives: Children’s Book Illustration
Artist on a Mission – Chance Encounters
We had to get our car checked in Kaneohe which meant we had about two and a half hours waiting time with nowhere to go. The lady at the car repair place was kind enough to give us a ride … Continue reading
Read to your chickies.
Just before bed is a good time to read to your little ones. You can snuggle up close and share a great story with some great art. You can talk about life and goodness and kindness. You can share with … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Book Illustration, reading, Uncategorized
Tagged animals, chicks, Children's Book Illustration, farm, Illustrator, reading
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Inktober 31
Thanks for joining me for this Inktober challenge. The challenge is from illustrator Jake Parker, who gave a great presentation with Will Terry at our local SCBWI illustrators conference, to do an ink drawing and post it every day in … Continue reading
Of Crocodiles and Bygone Mansions
Your art can take you many places. One moment you can be painting a home from the past, a home where you want to get the details right. The next moment you are painting from pure imagination, a cover for … Continue reading
Holiday Shows
If anyone is looking for some original art to give this Christmas, I will have some paintings at a couple of Galleries. “Highway 89” and a couple of other water colors will be at Art Access 230 South 500 West … Continue reading
#Inktober Day 32 (Bonus)
Thanks to all of you who have joined me on this Inktober journey. I got to know Jumbo and Matthew Scott as I drew them this month. If you would like to know more of this true story, you can … Continue reading
Posted in #inktober, Children's Book Illustration, Uncategorized
Tagged #inktober, circus, elephant, Jumbo, Matthew Scott, Sherry Meidell
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#Inktober Day 31
Posted in #inktober, Children's Book Illustration, Uncategorized
Tagged #inktober, circus, elephant, Jumbo, pen and ink
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