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You're welcome to share in the progress of an illustrator inspired to be a children's book writer. Also, learn how the perception of both embellish the creative eyes. You'll be able to view short stories, articles, illustrations, resources such as book and illustration critiques and reviews. Any workshops will be provided in the left column. Hope you'll come share in the learning process.
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Would you believe it's February! There are so many exciting events happening for myself this year. First, for those connections on Facebook or Jacketflap, you may already know I turn 40 years old this week. With age brings more creativity, knowledge, skills and relationships. Secondly, I've created a "New Website" with such ease and visuals. Thirdly, School Teachers have taken interest in the Virtual or School Author Visits, which include a bundle of fun activities.
Next month, watch how a storyboard is brought to life in the final illustration for a publisher.
Each month the Newsletter will notify you of upcoming book projects as an illustrator, you tube book trailers, author visits, new releases, book reviews, and special events.
Be sure to view my "New Website". I'd love to hear from you.
Kind Regards,
Dawn Phillips
Illustrator
www.rdchildrensbooks.com
www.rdchildrensbooks.blogspot.com
ZAN-GAH captivates the means for survival as a significant way of life and prehistoric adventure. You’ll learn how survival is not limited to one type of individual and how it’s portrayed in ways not seen.
Author Allan Richard Shickman, does a remarkable job of explaining the dangers faced for survival amongst the clans, and as individuals.
You’ll learn of survival in such ways as; courage, bravery, food, shelter, love, groups (clans), fears, faith or spirits, mental state of mind, adaption and willingness to change. Do you see any similarities to the means of survival in today’s world? Of course, but I�
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