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This is a detail from a recent-ish reading book. Done in watercolor. |
David Opie
Steven James Petruccio
This is a digital painting I recently finished for "The Little Cookie" coming out later this year.
This is from a rhyming book dummy I created about a bunny who only stops hopping for SOUP! (Janet McDonnell)
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Joanne Friar
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I've painted many creatures that are black and white...cows, skunks, penguins and a giant Manta Ray!
Manta Ray Near Shore
from
"Wings In The Water"
illustrated by
Steven James Petruccio
I was working on this today. It is the last panel in chapter 5 of Anne of Herringbone Hall, a middle-grade graphic novel. This is the underwater laboratory of Anne's inventor father. In the previous panel he has handed her a slice of seaweed pie. Eventually it will get some limited color, but, at least for now it is black-and-white.
Amy Huntington, T- shirt design
Some more work from a version of Cinderella I drew for Japanese publisher Hikari no Kuni many years ago. At the time I'd been researching the French Revolution a great deal and had large stock pile of art references of the late 18th Century. The setting is very much the dying days of the
Ancien Régime, so sadly Cinders and Prince Charming may not have had long to enjoy their happiness!
Here are a couple of princess images I created. One was for a Halloween book and features my daughter with her friends and cousin. The other is a spread from A Little Princess which I stepped in to illustrate for another illustrator when she could not meet the deadline...I'm glad I took the job!
Halloween Counting Fun
A Little Princess
Watercolor Illustrations by
Steven James Petruccio
While looking for some themed art I came across this image I created some years ago for a book featuring Koko the lowland gorilla. This was part of the intro to her story.
CONGO
Watercolor on Arches paper
by
STEVEN JAMES PETRUCCIO
I have to admit that monkeys haven't formed a large part of my children's portfolio, but here's a little sketchbook doodle from a while back!
David Opie - Monkey and the Engineer
A variety of birds found in the woods for a natural science book I illustrated. The reference was easy...right behind my house
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Wonderful Woods
Steven James Petruccio
from Butterfly Counting
written by Jerry Pallotta and illustrated by Shennen Bersani
Sorry penguin, there are zero butterflies in Antarctica. Wishing everyone magical season's greetings!
Illo from SCARLETT: STAR ON THE RUN by Susan Schade and Jon Buller, Papercutz 2015.
Adelie Penguins
acrylic gouache on paper
by Joanne Friar
This was an illustration I did for an ad agency some years ago. Only adults having fun on the ice.
Acrylic on paper
by
Steven James Petruccio
Hidden Picture Puzzle for Highlights High Five Magazine
by Patrick Girouard
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This Land Is Your Land by Catherine Ciocchi, published by Arbordale Publishing, and illustrated by me, Cathy Morrison |
December's theme is WINTER! So here's a wintery scene from
This Land Is Your Land which came out early 2015. The author is
Catherine Ciocchi and the book is about exploring the Earth with land forms.
A hill slopes up above the ground.
The rounded top looks like a mound.
Rolling hills are what you see
when they are in a group of three.
Two sisters and a step-sister, from a retelling of
Cinderella published in Japan in 1994 by Hikari no Kuni.
November's theme is FAMILY, so here's my illustrated spread showing the cat family. This is for
Over on the Farm which will feature ten animal families living on the farm. It comes out spring 2016, is written by Marianne Berkes, illustrated by
me and published by Dawn Publications.
Thanks for taking a look and Happy November!
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