The Postcard Post is thrilled to welcome author/illustrator Cynthia Cliff. I picked up Cynthia’s postcard at a SCBWI conference (back when we could meet in person!) and am delighted to share her work with you. Cynthia Cliff grew up in a tiny, historic village in rural Virginia, surrounded by simple living, animals and gardens, and a... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post is so happy to welcome author/illustrator Jannie Ho. Jannie's work is a delight and it makes me think of all the fun, the cute, the best parts of being a kid. Read on and enjoy! Jannie Ho is an author/illustrator of many children's books for over a decade. Born in Hong Kong... Continue Reading →
Sub It Club is thrilled to welcome author/illustrator Isabella Kung. Prepared to be wowed by her postcards and tips! Isabella Kung is the author and illustrator of NO FUZZBALL! (Scholastic, 2020), a picture book about a fuzzy feline despot who rules the house with an iron paw. Continuing her feline obsession, she also illustrated over... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post features author/illustrator Lexi K. Lexi K. is an author/illustrator inspired by travel, pom-poms, and all the colors of the rainbow. Currently studying to get her MFA in Illustration Practice at Maryland Institute College of Art, she is fascinated by children’s literature, textile and homeware design, as well as journalistic illustration that captures... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post features illustrator J Yang. I picked up J’s postcard at a SCBWI Conference. I love the winter theme and all the adorable interactions. Before you read on, I'd like to wish all you Postcard Post readers a wonderful new year! Thanks for popping by! Now, go on and enjoy J's images and... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post welcomes author/illustrator Andrea Tripke. Get ready to be wowed! Andrea Tripke is a German born children’s book writer and illustrator. In 2003, she moved to the United States and has lived in Michigan, California, Ohio, Alabama and Florida. Her adventurous lifestyle paved the path for a somewhat different career and opened her... Continue Reading →
