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Books of the Week: Illustrators

December 17th, 2007 by Sara

12-07-every-friday.pngI’m constantly delighted by the illustrations in the picture books I’ve been reading. Here are a few illustrators that have really captured my imagination.

12-07-how-do-dinosaurs.pngDan Yaccarino
(Every Friday, Trashy Town)

Mark Teague
12-07-no-david.png(How do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight, The Secret Shortcut)

David Shannon
(No, David, Duck on a Bike)

12-07-move.pngSteve Jenkins
(Move, Actual Size)

David Wiesner
12-07-tuesday.png(Tuesday, Flotsam)

These illustrators show a creativity with their subject matter that brings you closer to it. Their pictures invite you into the story and stay in your mind long after. Whether it’s the simplicity of line, the movement within a still image, or the depth of detail, all of these illustrators and their styles are a joy to look at and read.

Wanna see who else I’ve been reading?

Posted in Books, Books of the Week, I heart this book, Illustration, The Great Picture Book Read, Writing

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One Response to “Books of the Week: Illustrators”

Julie Adamson Says:
December 22nd, 2007 at 1:34 pm

Hi Sara.

Jude sent me your website and I love keeping up with your writing and reading. Best of luck for 2008 – It will be a special year for you I feel sure.
Congratulations to Tony for his work on Compass. We enjoyed it, especially all the R&H work.
Merry Christmas to you both.

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