Showing posts with label children's book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children's book. Show all posts

May 1, 2013

My Latest Book- What's Going On At The Time Tonight?

© Holly DeWolf

My latest book I illustrated was officially released- What's Going On At The Time Tonight? was written by Gerald Mercer published through Nimbus Publishing. 

"What’s Going On at the Time Tonight? is a sweet and rollicking rhyming book about a Newfoundland “time”—a party—with a twist: it’s underwater! The sea lice are boogying, the jiggly jellyfish are riding the wave, and everyone is having a good time tonight." 

It's available at Nimbus Publishing, Amazon and Indigo/Chapters!  

Feb 17, 2010

Noni

Noni - Poster colors on cartridge paper

I'm calling her Noni for the time being. She's the character of the book I'm working on. Will probably make her a little slimmer in the final drawings.

Dec 3, 2009

Spiffy


That's Spiffy, a character from a book I've been working on with Yasir.

Hello, I am Nehal and I am an illustrator :)
You can see more of my stuff here

Oct 21, 2009

Jun 30, 2009

Hot? NO! Cold!

Here in Bahía Blanca (Argentina) is very cold!
So we want to show this polar bears sketches... (there are no polar bears in Argentina).















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Jun 21, 2009

Hello everyone! My name's Magali Morales and I'm happy to be a part of Sugar Frosted Godness!. I'm an illustrator from Argentina and i love my work :)
If you want to see more of my work please visit

Thank you so much!
Magali
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Jun 18, 2009

How To Train With a T. Rex and Win 8 Gold Medals Giveaway!

Well, hello there, SFG'ers! Been a long time, hasn't it? Jeff, thanks for keeping this up and running. What a great inspiration for all artists.

How To Train With a T. Rex and Win 8 Gold Medals

Well, thought I'd stop by SFG to let you all know that I've illustrated my very first children's book, How To Train With a T. Rex And Win 8 Gold Medals, written by Michael Phelps with Alan Abrahamson. Yes, THAT Michael Phelps. Hey, check out some of the insides of the book HERE.

FYI: No, I didn't meet him. Yes, I've heard all the jokes. No, this is not an attempt to make parents forget about the photo -- the book was done a month before the photo was released. Just had to get all that out!

Okay! There ya go!

Apr 19, 2009

Olfa

A final illustration for a new children's book called 'The Sand Castle and the Nine Gates' (Het Zandkasteel met de Negen Poorten), by Leo Bormans, published by Clavis. Click for more of me or mine.

Apr 17, 2009

Olfa

This is a cutout from an illustration I'm still working on for a new children's book called 'The Sand castle with the Nine Gates', due next fall. Click for more of me or mine.

Feb 22, 2008

E is for Eat


This is my latest illustration in my weekly children's book project I've been working on, titled Robot Alphabet. This is letter E, for Robots Eat. This is actually based on a classic poster from the mid-20th century (the original of which can be seen here). As always, if you're interested in keeping tabs on my progress, you can find my regulary updated blog here. Also, here is a link to my other portfolio site.

Feb 10, 2008

D is for Dive

If anybody's been following along with my weekly robot ABC book project, you might have noticed that I missed posting what should have been the letter D last week. That's because my entire family (myself included) was hit by one nasty case of the flu. Well, I'm back from death's door, and this is what would have been week four: Robots Dive. You can check out the rest of my progress at my blog, Robot Alphabet. You can also always check out other work I've done and other news-worthy events at my portfolio site/blog: Mark Hammer Designs.

Jan 27, 2008

Robots Cook!

Well, here we are again. This week’s addition to my weekly ABC book project is C is for Cook. I had some debate with my wife on what sort of cook I should be doing. I even briefly flirted with the idea of changing the letter C to Chop and doing a robot sushi chef, but then I started thinking about depicting “hey, kids, it’s fun to play with knives," and decided it was best to return to my original idea. As always, I invite you to check out my regularly updated blog Robot Alphabet to track my progress on my book. You can also check out my portfolio site and other blog here.

Mark