So much for the requirement that picture books have 32 pages. Brian Selznick told his children’s story The Invention of Hugo Cabret in 530 pages — and it won the 2008 Caldecott Medal. You know? The Caldecott Medal !!...
Read MoreSwedish folk art-inspired? From “Gustaf Tenggren’s Tell It Again Book” courtesy of ASIFA- Hollywood Animation Archive Now that we’ve got the elephant in the room (the year’s Caldecott winner) out...
Read MoreHere’s a black and white storyboard rough for an early reader illustrated by Mary Sullivan, of Austin, Texas. The book is Jog Frog Jog by Barbara Gregorich (re-issued by School Zone Publishing for their On Track Beginning...
Read Morefrom “Hidden Picture Playground” (“Highlights for Children” magazine) There are a few things you should know about illustrator Mary Sullivan. She is a yoga instructor. She has a dog named Scout and cats...
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Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose by John Singer Sargent Last year my friends at the Susan Salzman...
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An exciting and fun new course on Udemy created and taught by Cindy Wider.
