artist news 2006:
   

December 2006

Betsy Snyder

 

 

Big Little Snowmen illustrated by Betsy Snyder for American Greetings Holiday card.

 

Snowman will appear in the Society of Illustrators Show/Annual #49

 

"I mostly wanted to capture a quiet, magical moment of wintertime, where snowflakes dance and snowmen come alive in the moonlight."  Betsy Snyder

 

Linda Bleck

 

Pepper's Snow Day, written & illustrated by Linda Bleck published by Simon & Schuster 2006.

 

It's Peppers fist snowy day. The lovable pup makes the most out of the wintery weather.  He helps his owner Lily build a snowman, he tries to make a snow angle; he spins on the icy pond and he speeds down the hill on a sled...watch out pepper!!

Look for Pepper Picks a Pumpkin in the fall of 2007!!

Roge

 

2006 Governor General's Literary Awards  Children’s Literature — Illustration

Rogé (Roger Girard), Montreal, Taming Horrible Harry, text by Lili Chartrand published by Dominique et compagnie.

"This book hangs together beautifully. The design is seductive and luminous, and the images provide a wonderful counterpoint to the text. Rogé is a talented colourist and his generous brush strokes introduce us to a host of characters – huge and small, and always irresistible!"- The Canada Council for the Arts.

Justin Parpan

 

 

Gwango's Lonesome Trail written and illustrated by Justin Papan, published by Red Cygnet Press 2006.

"Gr 1-5-A first-time author/illustrator gets it right with this kitschy tale of a lonely dinosaur in search of an "amigo exactly like himself." Gwango's encounters with each potential friend introduce readers to the landscape of the American Southwest... Kids will immediately relate to his attempts to befriend inanimate objects and laugh at his guacamole breath."  School Library Journal

November 2006

 

Mon chien Gruyère illustrated by Céline Malépart  published by Les éditions 400 coups 2006.

La fée des orteils illustrated by Céline Malépart published by Domnique et compagnie 2006.

       

 

La Princesse Qui Avait presque Tout, La Petite Princesse

Illustrated by Josée Masse,

published by Dominique et Compagnie 2006.

       

October 2006

A Childern's Treasury

of Nursery Rhymes,

Songs, Lullabies

and Prayer

Illustrated by Linda Bleck,

published by Sterling 2006.

     

September 2006

Steve Adams recently has

6 illustrations selected by

the jury to appear in LUX

2006, Illustration &

Photography Annual. 

Four of the six awards

were Grand prize:

"Obesity can kill"/Editorial,

"Oil and History"/Cover

book, "Jacob's Treasure"/

Children's Books, and

"Resilence"/Self Promotion.

Each year, LUX competition

rewards the best photographs

and illustrations in the provience

of Quebec.

GRAND PRIZE

 

          

  Obesity Can Kill       Oil and History         Jacobs Treasure                  Resilence
Indianapolis Monthly     Les Éditions Stanké   Dominique et Compagnie          Self Promotion

      Magazine

 

SheetzuCacaPoopoo, illustrated by Gene Barretta written by Joy Behar published by Dutton 2006.

Ranked #3

October 15, 2006

New York Times

Best Seller List

 

 

                                      

August 2006

Linda Bleck

 

 

We Gather Together, illustrated by Linda Bleck published by Dutton 2006.

July 2006

Linda Bleck

 

 

Pepper Goes to School, written & illustrated by Linda Bleck published by Simon & Shuster 2006.

 

INTRODUCING PEPPER, THE NEW PUP ON THE BLOCK...

LOOK FOR PEPPER'S SNOW DAY IN FALL 2006

2006 NAPPA Honor Award winner

NAPPA Honor Award winner

June 2006

Harry Moore

 

 

Spongebob DetectivePants:The Case of the Missing Spatula, illustrated by Harry Moore published by Simon & Shuster 2006.

May 2006

John & Tonja Huxtable

 

 

Strawberry Shortcake Sleeping Beauty, illustrated by John & Tonja Huxtable published by Grosset & Dunlap 2006.

April 2006

Maranda Maberry

 

 

Maranda Maberry's 2006 Easter line is now available at PAPYRUS stores.

March 2006

Steve Adams

 

 

Le trésor de Jacob (Jacobs Treasure), illustrated by Steve Adams published by Dominique et Compagnie 2005.

Chosen to be on the list for the White Raven 2006 catalog by the International Youth Library (IYL).

 

Sarah Dillard

 

 

Tightrope Poppy the High-Wire Pig, illustrated by Sarah Dillard published by Sterling, 2006.

"Dillard's cheery illustrations follow her from her sunny meadow to the bright, friendly circus tent that becomes her home. Purchase a duplicate for storytime shelves; this easy, accessible crowd-pleaser will leave everyone smiling." School Library Journal.

 

Sarah Dillard

 

 

Follow the Bunny. illustrated by Sarah Dillard published by Price Stern Solan, 2006.


"The long-eared hero of the board book Follow the Bunny, illus. by Sarah Dillard, recruits his pals Little Duck, Little Chick, Little Pup and Little Lamb to join in a "Happy Spring!" party, leading them to a table set with strawberries, cookies and cakes galore."  
Publishers Weekly.

February 2006

Steve Adams

 

 

The Boy Who Grew Flowers. illustrated by Steve Adams. published by Barefoot Books, 2005.

"The illustrations are done in acrylics on board and the way the texture of the wood shows through gives the lovely paintings a folksy quality. The luminous scenes and soulful relationship between Rink and Angelina make this story a joy to read."    School and Library Journal February Review, April 2005 Issue.

January 2006

Gene Barretta

 

 

Now & Ben:  the Modern Inventions of Benjamin Franklin Written and illustrated by Gene Barretta.  published by Holt, 2006.

“Now and then, we think about Ben,” begins Barretta’s lighthearted and enlightening picture-book biography.  “It was as if Ben could see into the future.  Almost everything he created is still around today.”  The book’s format echoes its title:  the left-hand side of each spread highlights images and explanations of contemporary versions of Franklin’s inventions (“Now”), while the facing page reveals the fellow at work on his inventions (“Ben”)… With its breezy format and succinct text, the book delivers facts in an assuredly kid-friendly style.  The playful watercolor cartoons, often divided into panels, help to vary the pacing. A concluding futuristic spread envisions even further updated variations on Franklin’s inventions.   Publisher’s Weekly Review, January 2006.

 

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