One of my children's book illustration students (Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design) just asked me to explain what I meant by "narrative." Here is the explanation I gave her and something I thought worth sharing. By narrative, I... Continue Reading →
While we're stuck in quarantine, I caved and turned on Netflix's Tiger King, and eight hours later I looked up and will never be the same. To help process it out (or in, I'm not sure), I made Joe Exotic... Continue Reading →
While we're all cooped up inside because of the Covid-19 Virus, I thought I'd make a storytime video for folks with a creepier aesthetic. Here are a selection of poems from "Mother Goth Rhymes" (Hermes Press, 2019) http://www.MotherGothRhymes.com https://youtu.be/Wh31-_G2D4s
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I see all you beautiful #kidlit artists offering activity sheets and webinars for kids stuck at home during #cornavirus. Bravo! Good humans, one and all! Not to be outdone, may I present to you "Drawing Hands!"
Hello, Friends! For some time, I've been thinking about starting a video series tackling the following subjects: The anatomy of great illustration. Running a successful illustration business. Interviews with successful illustrators from a variety of illustration industries. Thrifted Fashion Waffles... Continue Reading →
Your goal is to find an children's book illustration agent, yes? Every path to agenting is different, but here are some key elements you'll need: A strong portfolio of a dozen pieces or more. (See LINK for what should be... Continue Reading →
Hey! It's me! Check out this big juicy VISNEWS interview with lots of process information. LINK
I've been very busy working on some exciting new book projects, but here's a little ghosty illustration for you! Love, Kaz