BIRD is one of Kirkus’s Best!
Kirkus Reviews has named BIRD one it’s best books of 2008. What an honor! Special thanks to Erika Rohrback for the interview and feature. You can download the pdf and read the feature in it’s entirety here:
Kirkus Reviews has named BIRD one it’s best books of 2008. What an honor! Special thanks to Erika Rohrback for the interview and feature. You can download the pdf and read the feature in it’s entirety here:
Here is the shiny new book trailer for BIRD. Enjoy!
History was made last night as we embraced Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States of America. This has been one of the most exciting elections I have ever seen. Congratulations to the Obamas and the Bidens. And congratulations to America!
My roommate voted this morning only to discover the voting machine in our district had already broken at seven this morning. She filled out a paper ballot instead. If you encounter a similar problem and want to make sure your vote counts call: 1-800-OUR-VOTE
Taking a moment to acknowledge the passing of Barack Obama’s grandmother, Madelyn Payne Dunham, also known as “Toots”. May she rest in peace.
My first Korean book is out now! Before BIRD, I worked on a picture book for Tantani Media in Seoul, Korea. The book was scheduled to debut two years ago. At one point I didn’t think it would see the light of day, but it is alive and well at Tantani. I’m not sure how … Read more
Thanks Peggy Dilner and the University of Delaware’s Education Resource Center for selecting BIRD as it’s book of the week! 🙂
So, I came across this wonderful book called THE BOY WHO DIDN’T BELIEVE IN SPRING. It is written by Lucille Clifton, and illustrated by Brinton Turkle. Brinton Turkle was born 15 August 1915, in Alliance, Ohio, the son of Edgar Harold (a funeral director) and Ada (Cassaday) Turkle. He attended Carnegie Institute of Technology (now … Read more
Here’s one of my all time fav. pics from an old sketchbook. It’s an experiment in charcoal, pencil, gouache, and gel pen. I eventually want to do more with this type of playfulness. Charcoal is so expressive. I also like what happened here with color and texture. Especially with her GIANT hair! Okay, back to … Read more