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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: Illustration Friday — Midsummer Night

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Sunday, June 26, 2011. Illustration Friday — Midsummer Night. This is a self-promo piece I did a few years back. Josh pincus is crying. Very cool technique and terrific colors! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New Hampshire, United States. I'm an author and illustrator of children's books, among other things. View my complete profile. Shop at my Store. Women Children's Book Illustrators. Into the Mist by Patrick Carman. Cindy Lord, Writer. Tamra Wight, Writer. Valarie Giogas, Writer. Mona Pease, Writer.

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: August 2008

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Saturday, August 30, 2008. See Our TV Splash. My apologies—the technilogical aspects of posting this last weekend didn't work out, especially when your sweet husband forgets to pack the wireless card! The satellite truck and crew were already there. The lake was. That morning, just as smooth as silk. Here's the pontoon boat that the cameraman would later film from. As it became lighter out, people stopped, attracted by the satellite truck and armada of amphicars. I heard several comments, "I'm going ...

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: November 2007

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Monday, November 05, 2007. More on Robert's Snow. A few weeks ago I attended to reception at Child at Heart Gallery. For the Robert's Snow. Display. I met up with old friends Ilene Richard. And Mary Newell DePalma. Here they are chatting outside the gallery. Both are very talented and ironically (or not), they both created 3D snowflakes as well. Ilene and I had lunch where she shared with me her latest pb dummy. Meeting up with old friends is great, but so is meeting new ones. Do you remember my post.

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: Art Exhibit at Holderness Library

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Friday, October 16, 2009. Art Exhibit at Holderness Library. My artwork is currently being featured at the Holderness Library. On Route 3 in Holderness, NH. Stop by and visit if you can. Included is at least one piece from each of my books, a few pieces for children magazines and other less seen pieces like the piece below. This is a quaint library and worth the visit even when my art isn't being displayed. Check their website for hours and directions. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Shop at my Store.

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: A Recent School Visit

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Thursday, October 08, 2009. A Recent School Visit. Last week I visited the children at Tuftonboro Central School. As the crow flies, Tuftonboro is maybe 10 miles away, but when you have to drive all around Lake Winnipesaukee to get there, it takes about an hour. It was a nice fall day and well worth the time. Here's why: after driving for an hour, drinking my super-large-soda-with-ice-and-a-straw that accompanies me on every long drive (89¢ @ Irving stations! I loved them all! Labels: Good Morning Garden.

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: June 2008

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Monday, June 30, 2008. Some People Have Nothing Better to Do. Whilst googling myself the other day, I came across this. Post on the First Person Irregular. Blog, written John Ochwat. Now, John seems like an intelligent guy and he's entitle to his opinion but . . . he is clearly in need of more interesting pursuits in his life. In his post, John opins about the evils of the author bio being longer than the text in children's. Books (yes, he counted them). He uses Good Morning, Garden. Links to this post.

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: Illustration Friday — Flying

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Sunday, October 11, 2009. Illustration Friday — Flying. This was created for Keene State College's Festival Gallery Collection. It can be seen at Rhodes Hall on campus. It's called "Flying Lessons.". These are owl are intricate and beautiful. Nice work! I suspect the little owl has learned well from his teacher. This is quite lovely! Thank you for posting this for IF:). Wow, very beautifully done! And great movement and energy to this. : ). Nicely done. Very cool. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: June 2009

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Thursday, June 25, 2009. Meet the Illustrators" Show at Hampstead Public Library. My artwork will be shown among nine other children's book illustrators at the Hampstead Public Library in Hampstead, NH through the months of July and August. My illustration medium is sculpted paper, and one piece from each of my illustrated books will be represented there. Displaying artists, besides myself, are Mary Newell DePalma (Nutcracker Doll,) Vicky Enright (It's a Beautiful Day,) Marty Kelley (Summer Stinks! Carri...

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: October 2009

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Friday, October 16, 2009. Art Exhibit at Holderness Library. My artwork is currently being featured at the Holderness Library. On Route 3 in Holderness, NH. Stop by and visit if you can. Included is at least one piece from each of my books, a few pieces for children magazines and other less seen pieces like the piece below. This is a quaint library and worth the visit even when my art isn't being displayed. Check their website for hours and directions. Links to this post. Sunday, October 11, 2009. They w...

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Paperlady's Sketch Journal: The Power of Rosemary

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Monday, April 23, 2012. The Power of Rosemary. This weekend I attended the 2012 New England Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators Conference in Springfield, MA. I was totally surprised (and humbled) to be this year's recipient of the Rosemary Frye Award. What is that, you are wondering? A Google search will come up empty. Oh, you will find many Rosemary or Rose Mary Fry's but none were the inspiration for this award. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New Hampshire, United States.