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Julie Fromme Fortenberry is a children's book illustrator. She has a Master of Fine Arts from Hunter College in New York. Julie has exhibited her abstract paintings in New York galleries, and museums including the Whitney Museum of American Art. Her work has been reviewed in The Christian Science Monitor, and the New York Times. Her clients include Highlights, and Harcourt Education.
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"Found by former project staff in the James Johnson Sweeney general correspondence, these drawings have been tagged as 'adorable.' If you have any information on the artist, email
archives@guggenheim.org."
—Francine Snyder, Director of Library and Archives
Mulazzani's jungle plants and cats, with their lush decorative color and smooth shapes, remind me of Henri Rousseau. Both text and illustration are evocative and playful. The illustrations match a variety specific wishes for the talents or qualities of various animals, from the eyes of a blackbird to see every blade of grass, to the contentment of a dog in winter when the snow falls outside. A little bonus comes with the endpapers, made from drafts and sketches of interior illustrations. Altogether stylish and fun to study, I Wish I Had... is a
beautiful pairing of words and pictures.
Thank you to Eerdmans Publishing.
Title: I Wish I Had...
Author: Giovanna Zoboli
Publisher: William B. Eerdmanns Publishing Company
Release Date: March 2013
'Troca As Voltas Ao Tempo', written by Joao Pedro Messeder, with illustrations by Portuguese artist
Gemeo Luis. Published by
Cato Livros...
...and a few more of Luis' delightful cut paper illustrations...
...and check out the rest of her terrific books at
Issuu...
Japanese illustrator
Utako Yamada has published three oh-so-sweet books and she's also the owner of
Karel Capek Tea Shop in Tokyo, designing her own products...
Woodland Wiggle from Nexus on Vimeo.
‘Woodland Wiggle’ is a pioneering interactive game displayed on a television the size of a room. It allows children to enter into a storybook illustrated world enabling them to paint; play music; and trigger sun, rain, snow and rainbows with animated animal characters across a number of woodland scenes.
I'd like to play with this beautiful book/playhouse/palace by Spanish illustrator
Carole Hénaff, with an enclosed storybook written by
Orianna Lallemand...
Cathy Olmedillas has created a wonderful publication for children,
Anorak Magazine. Published in the U.K since 2006, it will have a North American edition some time this year. Chock full of terrific art from a wide number of illustrators, it's delectable for everyone, not just the kids.
Time Magazine says it's 'created for children as a riposte to the commercialization found in mainstream kid's magazines'...Tyler Brulé of
The Stack (his new radio programme dedicated to independent magazines) interviewed Cathy in December, which you can listen to
here...
Look at these beautiful illustrations, all from the Japanese children's magazine,
Kodomo No Kuni, which was published in Japan between 1922-1944. Here are just a few from their collection, most are from the 1920's by...
Love this, they are delightfully retro (which I am a total hopeless sucker for)! I will have to add Dinara Mirtalipova to my list of illustrators to watch:) Thanks for sharing!