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Oh, how sweet! What a great story in pictures! I especially like the last two, where blanky is in the washing machine and then bunny gets it back and takes it to bed. You can tell how much s/he loves that blanky.
Also, I love seeing works in progress, so thanks for posting these!
How sweet Heather...Bunny's busy day. Sometimes I wish I was little again. It would feel good to have someone hold you and cuddle you, don't you think?
These are wonderful. I like them just as they are in sketch form with perhaps a pale tinting of neutrals overall. I don't know if you would ever consider doing such a thing for a children's book rather than your woodblock carved finished style but I feel these pencil sketches give a softness and detail that suits the subject very well.
I'm Heather Powers, freelance children's book illustrator, SCBWI regional advisor and bead artist by day. Visit the links below to see more of my work.
Oh, how sweet! What a great story in pictures! I especially like the last two, where blanky is in the washing machine and then bunny gets it back and takes it to bed. You can tell how much s/he loves that blanky.
Also, I love seeing works in progress, so thanks for posting these!
Posted by: Amanda | July 16, 2006 at 11:00 PM
How precious, I love this. A short story in pictures, I imagine a small chunky storybook for the young ones, no words just pictures
Posted by: Cathy | July 17, 2006 at 07:50 AM
How sweet Heather...Bunny's busy day. Sometimes I wish I was little again. It would feel good to have someone hold you and cuddle you, don't you think?
Posted by: Auntie Rosanne | July 17, 2006 at 07:09 PM
These are wonderful. I like them just as they are in sketch form with perhaps a pale tinting of neutrals overall. I don't know if you would ever consider doing such a thing for a children's book rather than your woodblock carved finished style but I feel these pencil sketches give a softness and detail that suits the subject very well.
Posted by: shelley Noble | July 20, 2006 at 07:33 AM