Hey guys, this is a the link for a short n sweet video of Quentin Blake talkin while drawing some characters, for anyone who's a Blake fan think they'd like it :)
http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/video/2010/may/29/guardian-hay-festival-quentin-blake
Saturday, 29 May 2010
Sunday, 23 May 2010
useful website
This website has lots of picture book illustrators' interview e.g. Oliver Jeffers, Emily Gravett, Mini Gray.... They talked about where the ideas came from, what they will do when they planning a picture book or how they publish their first book.....
Saturday, 22 May 2010
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Thursday, 13 May 2010
Tuesday, 11 May 2010
But then the whale said....
Monday, 10 May 2010
Texture Sun
Saturday, 1 May 2010
Drawing, drawing, drawing!
Hey guys, just some kind of stream of consciousness drawings I'm doing of my own little world to put together in a book format for fmp. The first ones are how i initially started quite structured and regimented, and the last two are more free flowing and floaty- just wondering what people think looks best and any ideas and input? Cheers, Hannah.














Wednesday, 28 April 2010
About Bologna
Hey guys,
Here is some information about Bologna Book fair that I attended in March.
you may interested in. :)
The event holed for 4 days, and it contains:
· Exhibition- All the selected illustrators’ works but not all of them are the original one.
· Programs- They invited some illustrators, publishers and authors, any kinds of experts related to picture book to gave a talk.
The rest of the event are lots lots of publisher came from all over the world to sell & buy copyright. And some of them are retail, so you also can buy some special picture books from there.
And the only think that I think it worth to visit there is that you can show yourself in there. There had a big wall for illustrators. You can post your works and contact details on there.
Tuesday, 27 April 2010

Have you ever felt like there was nothing there?

Like there's a crack in side you and you are slipping away thought it.

and all you seem to do is go through the motions.
trapped in an empty world.
even when there’s someone there its like there’s an invisible wall between you
But you can’t seem to get past it as if there’s a great weight inside you.
And life is like being in a dark tunnel but no matter how far you move forward you never seem to escape the darkness
But in the end there is an end.
Friday, 23 April 2010
Micah Lidberg
Hey guys, I haven't posted in a while and stumbled across this the other day, so thought I'd share :)
Lou xx
Thursday, 22 April 2010
For Katie
Hey all, I saw this on the Drawn blog and it reminded me of Katie Coultons work so I just thought I'd post him up. Jorge Gonzalez....You may already of heard of him anyway!
http://jfgv.blogspot.com/
http://jfgv.blogspot.com/
Interesting Website about Sketch
Hey guys,
I just found this interesting website about sketch.
You can drawing on this website and the whole drawing process will be recorded.
I got 2 ideas from here.
1. If you find some picture you are interested in, just click it, you will see how the illustrator draw it.
2. This may be another way to promote your work, because you can write down your contact information on the screen :D
Monday, 19 April 2010
email from macmillans:
Hi Katherine,
We require at least 4 finished spreads of art work, and then pencil roughs of the whole story line, i.e the full 32 pages. The pencil roughs can be in the form of a dummy. They can be quite basic - it's just so we can see and read the story in its entirety.
I hope that's clearer. Give me a ring if you want to discuss it further (020 7014 6124)
Best,
Lindsey
... Phew!
... Phew!
Sunday, 18 April 2010
Macmillans brief?
Hiya,
Quick question:
It states in the macmillans brief that pencil roughs or sketches are required 'cover to cover', as well as 4 finished spreads.
Does this mean that all 32 original layout drawings for each page are required, or that only the dummy book is needed?
Me and Milan spoke about this and it still seems unclear ....
What is everybody else doing?
Thanks,
Kt.
Quick question:
It states in the macmillans brief that pencil roughs or sketches are required 'cover to cover', as well as 4 finished spreads.
Does this mean that all 32 original layout drawings for each page are required, or that only the dummy book is needed?
Me and Milan spoke about this and it still seems unclear ....
What is everybody else doing?
Thanks,
Kt.
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