If you are a children's book illustrator or an instructor teaching children's book illustration, you are welcome to use this new dummy book template I created. 32-pages is the most common layout, as are separate endpapers as shown here. Using... Continue Reading →
Interested in editorial illustration? This interview is for you! And check out Yevgenia's amazing art at: http://www.nayberg.org and Instagram: @znayberg https://youtu.be/5ap638uv8-w
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!"
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 →
Not sure what to include in your children's book illustration portfolio? Here's the checklist I've been compiling for the past few years. I've been a member of SCBWI since 2002 and have served as an Illustrator Coordinator for the Rocky Mountain Chapter since... Continue Reading →
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