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About Bobbie
I love painting and children's book illustrations. I illustrated my first picturebook, "Saving Emma" by Bebe Willoughby for the Apothecary Musuem in Alexandria, Virginia. I hope to write and illustrate my own picturebooks. My work is primarily in oil alkyds but would like to transition my own work to digital painting.
I teach community college classes in computer arts. I'm married with two grow... More
Bobbie's Blog: Artsyteapot - Recent Posts
| 8/8/2009 | The Art of Dr. Seuss (3 Comments )
 My illustrator friends, Robyn Jorde, Nancy Heard, Wandie Ortiz and I visited this fantastic exhibit today. It's a retrospective and touring exhibition of the Art of Dr. Seuss. The exhibit was at a new gallery in Dallas, Storyopolis Fine Art which... Read the rest of this post |
| 7/14/2009 | Meet "Mama Monkey" (3 Comments )
 I thought I'd show a sneak peek of one of the characters in the picturebook dummy I'm working on. This is a sketch from my dummy which has been in the works for soooooo long. It has been a pure labor of love with lots of revisions to the... Read the rest of this post |
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| Bobbie's Published Works | Ages | Date Published | |
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| There is 1 book in Bobbie's published works Click a book's title for more details about the book | |||
| 1. Saving Emma (Paperback, 2004) Author: Bebe Willoughby Illustrator: Bobbie Dacus |
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Profile Comments
Comment by Debbie Meyer on 6/22/2007 1:18:13 AM:
Thanks for inviting me to Jacketflap, Bobbie. Gosh, I could spend hours & hours on this site!! I'll have to make sure I leave time to draw. :)
Thanks for inviting me to Jacketflap, Bobbie. Gosh, I could spend hours & hours on this site!! I'll have to make sure I leave time to draw. :)
Comment by Todd-Michael St. Pierre on 6/18/2007 10:24:31 AM:
Welcome Bobbie... Love the beach illustration... Happy JacketFlapping!
Welcome Bobbie... Love the beach illustration... Happy JacketFlapping!
Thanks for inviting me to join Jacketflap. It's an amazing site with so much going on. I'm a bit overwhelmed.
Yesterday I was at the apothecary and I sold a book. It felt good. I'm a docent there and have learned a lot about apothecaries and early medicine.
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