Tag: Jennifer Black Reinhardt
Making Yaks Yak with Linda Sue Park, A Book Giveaway and a Birthday!
Night Animals by Gianna Marino– Lights Up the Dark with Laughter!
William & the Missing Masterpiece… a cheesy mystery!
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William & the Missing Masterpiece made me laugh. It was smart and silly and… cheesy. The cover alone is hilarious as the author/illustrator, Helen Hancocks has cleverly shown only bits of what we know are famous paintings. The first page opens with William, “international cat of mystery” receiving an …
A Heavenly Design… Stars, by Mary Lyn Ray and Marla Frazee
The Perilous Paper Predicament
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A few weeks ago my family came home to a very grumpy me. Over the next several days my mood worsened. As I explained the magnitude of my situation to my compassionate loved ones, I became aware that most people don’t know the importance of something which is absolutely critical to an illustrator’s vocation— paper. My …
Illustrating THE INVENTOR’S SECRET—A Book Give-Away!!!!! And Suzanne’s Winners Announced!
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Charlesbridge Publishing contacted me in June, of 2013 to ask if I would illustrate a non-fiction picture book written by our very own, spectacular, Suzanne Slade. The book is titled, THE INVENTOR’S SECRET, WHAT THOMAS EDISON TOLD HENRY FORD. In this 48 page non-fiction picture book, Suzanne shares the story of Thomas Edison’s successes and Henry …
The Secret is Out: The Inventor’s Secret releases today (plus a unique give-away!)
“Visual Inspiration”, or “My Life as a Potential Hoarder”
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The first step when beginning a picture book project is to go shopping. I have only recently acknowledged this because I seem to be amassing quite a collection of, “stuff”, all in the name of my “craft”. I don’t recall learning this step in art school, so I began paying attention, noticing, contemplating this …