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 →
The Postcard Post welcomes illustrator Heather Brockman Lee. Enjoy the postcards and tips! Heather Brockman Lee has been an artist since she was old enough to hold a crayon, and never wanted to do anything else. After earning a BA in Fine Art, she worked in various design roles such as custom stained and hot... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post welcomes illustrator Jacqueline Alcántara. Jacqueline Alcántara is a freelance illustrator and artist who spends her days drawing, writing and globe-trotting with her dog Possum. She is particularly excited about promoting inclusiveness and diversity in children’s literature and the illustration field in general. Her debut picture book, THE FIELD, written by Baptiste Paul,... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post features illustrator Mirelle Ortega. Get ready to be wowed! Mirelle Ortega is a Mexican illustrator and visual development artist based in the Los Angeles area. Mirelle is represented by Bright Agency, and is known for her work as a cover artist for middle grade books like THE LOVE SUGAR MAGIC TRILOGY, FROM... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post features artist Mariko Kuzumi. I picked up Mariko's postcard at the SCBWI Winter Conference because I loved the textures, colors, and whimsy. Mariko Kuzumi is an artist based in New York City. She was born in Japan, and moved to the United States with her family when she was a teenager. She... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post welcomes Jacob Souva. Sit back and enjoy Jacob's tips, illustrations, and beautifully designed postcards. Jacob Souva is an illustrator of picture books. He used to think he was cursed with a runaway imagination and silly daydreams, but now sees them as the bits that make up great stories. (He’s happy to not... Continue Reading →
