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The official blog of Liz Goulet Dubois -- a children's book illustrator and product designer. She integrates real fabric into her illustrations- the result is tactile, cozy art. Clients include: Scholastic, Highlights, Golden Books, Little Simon, Houghton-Mifflin, and Macmillan-McGraw Hill.
1. Fish in a Tree, a Review.
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By: Liz Goulet Dubois, on 2/7/2015
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Note: the design of this cover cannot be ignored; it is fantastic and iconic. Congrats to the designers at Penguin. The spot gloss varnish on the matte background is a great touch.   Lynda Mullaly Hunt has crafted a beautiful story about being “that kid”, the one for whom the expectations are low, and who […]

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