I'm thrilled to welcome guest blogger, author/illustrator Mark Fearing. Mark has a vast experience in publishing and he's here to share. Don't miss the amazing video he's made for you at the end! This is one of the latest books illustrated by Mark Fearing. Submitting a picture book to an agent or editor can seem... 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 MaryJo Scott. I spied MaryJo’s postcard at the SCBWI Summer Conference in Los Angeles this past August at the Portfolio Showcase. Enjoy the illustrations and interview. MaryJo Scott is both an illustrator and poet. She has illustrated SLEEPYHEADS SNOOZE by Carolyn Malkin (Scholastic) and has written a collection of board... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post welcomes author/illustrator Carolyn Dee Flores. Carolyn has tips for everyone— illustrators trying to get noticed to those with representation and published work. Carolyn Dee Flores is the author/illustrator of 14 books for children, including the picture book THE AMAZING WATERCOLOR FISH. She is the host of the Children’s YouTube Channel: #HowToMakeAPictureBookForKidz (see... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post welcomes illustrator Ale Díaz Bouza. Get ready for take off! Ale Díaz Bouza loves art creation. She illustrates and writes stories about fantasy and folklore for all ages, but especially for children. She lives in Madrid and is the currently Regional Advisor for the SCBWI Spanish Chapter. She both markets her own... Continue Reading →
The Postcard Post welcomes an author/illustrator who is practically my neighbor. Well, at least we live in the same country (France)! Sit back and enjoy gorgeous illustrations and great self-promotion tips. Bienvenue, Rosalinde Bonnet. As a child, Rosalinde could not decide whether she wanted to be a wildlife biologist, a writer or an illustrator. But, because... Continue Reading →
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