Sub It Club welcomes illustrator Amy Farrier to The Postcard Post. Amy Farrier grew up surrounded by books and art supplies from an early age. She graduated with a BA in English, but it would take her several interesting jobs before finding her way to SCBWI and the idea of telling stories through picture books.... Continue Reading →
Sub It Club welcomes Sheryl Murray to The Postcard Post. Sit back and enjoy! Sheryl Murray grew up in a rambunctious family of eight kids. Storytelling was an everyday thing at her house: whether it was backyard theatrical productions, making up bedtime stories for her brothers, or trying to convince her mom that she couldn’t... Continue Reading →
Sub It Club welcomes Andrea Ipaktchi (all the way from Paris!) to The Postcard Post. Full disclosure: I've known Andi for a long time (can't believe we're just now getting around to this) and I adore her sense of humor and her illustrations. Enjoy! Illustrator Andrea Ipaktchi lives in Paris, France. She also writes and performs... Continue Reading →
Sub It Club welcomes Priscilla Tey (all the way from Singapore!) to The Postcard Post. Priscilla shares some tips, wonderful illustrations, and an obsession. Priscilla Tey is an illustrator and picture book maker. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), she loves woolgathering, writing stories and being the architect of wonderful worlds... Continue Reading →
Sub It Club welcomes MacKenzie Haley to The Postcard Post. MacKenzie shares an adorable postcard and her process-- step by step! MacKenzie Haley is an somewhat anxious illustrator residing in Louisville, KY. She got her BFA in illustration from the University of Dayton in 2002, but it’s taken her a while to figure out how to... Continue Reading →
Sub It Club welcomes Merrill Rainey to The Postcard Post. Get ready to be wowed by his tips and postcards. Merrill Rainey is an award winning illustrator, designer, and paper engineer. His work can be found in numerous children’s magazines nationwide. He is most known for his brand character work for both “Jack and Jill” and... Continue Reading →
