Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast has added my illustration to their "about" page! The picture accompanies an explanation of "kicks," 7-Imp's Sunday feature inviting readers to "list Seven(ish) Exceptionally Fabulous, Beautiful, Interesting, Hilarious, or Otherwise Positive Noteworthy Things From the Past Week (whether book-related or not) That Happened to You."
Check out this wonderful site on Sundays and throughout the week. Anyone with an interest in picture books will not be disappointed.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Seven Impossible Things
Hooray for Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast, one of my very favorite children's book sites! On Sunday, some of my artwork is being featured there. If you haven't seen it yet, please click on over.
To any visitors from the site, a big welcome!
Update: click here for the feature itself.
To any visitors from the site, a big welcome!
Update: click here for the feature itself.
Bristling
My new free trial of Corel Painter 11 is a stormy affair. CP can be flighty -- a crazy-making tease. It will dangle a drop-down menu before me like a bullfighter's flag, then snatch it away. Forget the silent treatment -- CP sometimes plays dead. In fact, it saves its biggest tizzies for files from dear old Photoshop. Is it jealous of the other applications in my life? Or does it simply look down its glorious, Sargent-painted nose at my 4-year-old Mac? My cob-webbed CS2?
I know where this is headed: straight for the checkout button. For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer. . . actually, for quite a bit poorer. But I've tasted real honey now. I've painted with Real Bristle. There's no way I can let this gorgeous so-and-so ride off into the night.
I hope to be posting some of my experiments here soon. Meanwhile, I'd love to hear your own thoughts on Painter. Any tips? Stories? Encomia? Gripes?
I know where this is headed: straight for the checkout button. For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer. . . actually, for quite a bit poorer. But I've tasted real honey now. I've painted with Real Bristle. There's no way I can let this gorgeous so-and-so ride off into the night.
I hope to be posting some of my experiments here soon. Meanwhile, I'd love to hear your own thoughts on Painter. Any tips? Stories? Encomia? Gripes?
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Picture Book Perfect II
Imagine the ideal picture book. Now remove the pictures, and leave the words:
They might not make sense. They're still good.
They might not make sense. They're still good.
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