Showing posts with label illustrator news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrator news. Show all posts

Thursday, November 10, 2016

Illustrator News: Jared Lee's New Book There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey

This is Jared Lee's new book that just came out for Thanksgiving.  It's the book he worked on last fall/winter when he had a broken ankle so he dedicated it to the physical therapist who helped him walk on two legs again!
 
Check it out here and see a few spreads! 

Tuesday, August 9, 2016

Illustrator News: New Book by Jared Lee - This is the House That Monsters Built


Jared Lee has a great new book out called This is the House That Monsters Built.

Here are a couple reviews:

From Horn Book:

This Is the House
That Monsters Built
by Steve Metzger; illus. by Jared Lee
Preschool, Primary Cartwheel/Scholastic 32 pp.
7/16 978-0-545-61112-1 $9.99 g
“This is the werewolf who put in a door, / That stopped the spider who started
to crawl, / That shocked the mummy who raised the wall, / Inside the house
that monsters built.” Using a “House That Jack Built” structure, this book
describes how various witches, vampires, and ghosts contribute to the (shoddy)
construction of a “spooky” house, and the resultant chaos when trick-or-treaters
come to the door.
The monsters, it turns out, are as
bad at being scary as they are at building a house. There’s good read-aloud
potential here (although it requires practice; the verse’s meter is frequently challenging),
and the pen-and-ink illustrations are frenetically funny. martha v.
parravano

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY-AUGUST 1, 2016

This Is the House That Monsters Built Steve Metzger, illus. by Jared Lee. Cartwheel, $9.99 (32p) ISBN 978-0-545-61112-1
It’s one big chain of scares in this Halloweeny version of “This Is the House That Jack Built” from the duo behind Pluto Visits Earth! As assembly of the house gets underway, various creatures inadvertently spook each other: “This is the skeleton who nailed down the floor,/ That upset the werewolf who put in a door,/ That stopped the spider who started to crawl/ That shocked the mummy who raised the wall.” The nervous, jittery ink lines that characterize Lee’s work fit the Halloween setting to a tee: the story’s physical comedy, which includes a monster accidentally smashing the skeleton to bits with an armchair, peaks when it’s revealed that a group of young trick-or-treaters are behind all the mayhem. Kids can be scary, too, Metzger and Lee remind readers, just in time for end-of-October mischief. Ages 3–5.Author’s agent: Brenda Bowen, Sanford J. Greenburger Associates. (June)

We will keep you updated if there are any book signings.

Friday, January 29, 2016

David Michael Beck on CET Saturday, January 30th

The Amazing Carolina Airmen
David Michael Beck will be on Cincinnati public television CET -"Artsbridge" channel 48 at 6PM Saturday, January 30th.

More info here: http://www.cetconnect.org/arts-bridge/ 

Set your DVRs!!

Monday, September 7, 2015

Family Donates Loren Long Print to Loveland Branch Library


Left to right back is Dale Van Hemert, and Sharon Sentney; left to right front are Marissa and Mitchell Van Hemert
Here’s a photo of the family who donated a Loren Long print to the Loveland Branch Library. Accepting the print on the Library’s behalf is Children’s Librarian Sharon Sentney.

Such a great poster!


Thursday, August 27, 2015

Kevin Necessary on WCPO Tonight at 6:15



Kevin Necessary has been doing some amazing cartoons for WCPO. They are doing a story on him tonight at 6:15. His wife Julie says: "Tune in for insight on how he creates illustrations like the one below and a glimpse of his studio in our home." 

He was actually working on this sketch yesterday at the Illustrators Lunch.

Here is a link about the segment: http://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/youve-seen-some-of-kevin-necessarys-work

He also got a mention in Ad Week: http://www.adweek.com/tvspy/journalists-use-social-media-to-rally-behind-wdbj/154302

I will try to post the video later.

Friday, June 26, 2015

Illustrator News: Marlene Steele

Marlene Steele Has an opening at Wash Park Art this evening at 5pm. She also has some classes coming up:

Oil Painting- A Fresh Start begins  June 24th 6:30PM at Clifton Cultural Art Center
Dynamic Figure Drawing begins Saturday June 27th   9:30 - 12 noon.  
Art Academy Com Ed Program.

Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Great new C. F. Payne Sketchbook available!


Interior spread of C. F. Payne's new book


C. F. says: "Well, the sketchbook is now officially available through Createspace. About 45 pages is sketches from loose marker preliminaries to tight ready to roll sketches. sketches for Time, Rolling Stone, Readers Digest, MAD and more. Politicians, rockers, writers and critters. A rip-off at $12.00."

http://amzn.com/1511776617

Friday, April 3, 2015

Illustrator News: Jeffery Ebbeler's New Book Featured on the Cover of Booklist

 An illustration from Jeffery Ebbeler's new book Click is featured on the cover of Booklist!

Illustrator News: Ben J Hutchison is Melt's Spring Featured Artist


Artist’s Biography and Statement

Ben J Hutchison is a painter living in Cincinnati, Ohio. For over a decade he has created a variety of artwork, including comics, animations, logos, and digital paintings. It wasn’t until 2012 that he decided to begin painting and choosing to use old painting prints found at garage sales and thrift stores as his canvas.

The prints he paints on are relics of 20th century decoration. This work is about taking these reproductions that we have all lived with in our parents or grandparents homes and giving them new life by painting his own vision into them.

They are on display throughout April at Melt in Northside.

http://www.meltcincy.com/main/?p=261

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Friday, March 20, 2015

Friday, March 13, 2015

Will Hillenbrand Talks at the Cincinnati Art Museum March 18th

Evenings for Educators: An Evening with Author and Illustrator, Will Hillenbrand

March 18, 2015 - 04:00 pm to 07:00 pm
4–7 p.m. (registration and refreshments 4–5 p.m. program begins at 5 p.m.)

Art and storytelling collide during this literary-themed Evenings for Educators. Meet author, illustrator and native Cincinnatian, Will Hillenbrand. In 2012, Hillenbrand’s book, Bear In Love Won Parents' Choice Silver Honor and his book Off We Go! was listed in Kirkus Reviews as one of the Best Picture Books Of 2013 For The Youngest Children. Additionally, from October 25, 2013 - January 6, 2014 his illustration work was honored through an exhibition at the Main Library Atrium of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Having worked in his field for more than 20 years and completed over 50 books, Hillenbrand has a wealth of knowledge to share regarding his inspiration, creative process and career. 

 

Reservations required.
Individual sessions: $10 Art Museum Members; $20 non-members; $5 students. Series pricing (all 8 sessions): $70 Art Museum Members; $150 non-members. 
- See more at: http://www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org/visit/plan/calendar/details/1088-evenings-for-educators#sthash.KfUwEm4M.dpuf
 
 

Friday, March 6, 2015

Illustrator News: Jim Effler Bockfest Poster Signing

As usual, Jim Effler has done an amazing poster this year.

If you want a signed 2015 Bockfest poster or stein, here is Jim's schedule for this weekend (March 6 - 8):
Bockfest Hall, in the Moerlein Brewery on Moore street:
Friday: 7pm to 10 pm
Saturday: 3:30pm to 6:30pm
Sunday: 1pm to 4pm
also at the Woodward Theater, 1404 Main Street: Saturday: 1pm to 3pm

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Storytelling in Books and Comics: Christina Wald Lecture at the Art Academy


I will be doing a lunchtime lecture at the Art Academy tomorrow at 11:30 am as part of the Slam Bam Comic Jam.

It is called Storytelling in Books and Comics.

Here is the Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1638524756380216

Hope to see you there!
From Why the Possum has a Large Grin by Johnette Downing

Friday, February 13, 2015

Linda Howard Bittner announces the launch of her new wildlife art & photography-adventure travel company



Illustrator & Entrepreneur-Linda Howard Bittner announces the launch of her new wildlife art & photography-adventure travel company “Wild Art Safaris, LLC”.

 
Linda has paired her skills as an artist with her zest for travel to bring exceptional opportunities to artists, photographers and nature enthusiasts. Wild Art Safaris will offer creative workshops as well as adventure travel across the United States and around the world.
Wild Art Safaris announces their 2 main tours for 2015: Western Montana in June and South Africa in October. Please visit the new website for information. If you would like to be added to the mailing list, please send a request to wildartsafaris@gmail.com .
Check out the new website at: www.wildartsafaris.com  Additional trips and workshops will be added as well as tips on travel, art and photography. There will also be a gallery of photos and artwork from our tours and our guests.



Friday, September 26, 2014

Classes: Jim Effler Teaching at Women's Art Club

 Jim Effler will teach his approach to painting using photos manipulated in Photoshop to follow classical principles such as establishing shadow and light, match colors, block in areas of color, and more. Part of the time you will be using Photoshop, but the majority of the time will be painting, and the end product will be a painting.
Students will need oil painting supplies and a canvas, specifics to come later.A laptop with Photoshop is recommended, but arrangements can be made if you do not have them. A digital camera is optional; printer and paper will be provided.

http://www.jimeffler.com/#!classes/c139t

Friday, September 19, 2014

Illustrator News: Jim Effler Signing Posters



Jim Effler signing his posters
Jim Effler will be signing copies of his awesome poster at the Hudepohl 14k Brewery Run tomorrow September 20th.

http://www.hudepohl14kbreweryrun.com/


The man pictured in the poster is Ludwig Hudepohl.


Saturday, January 25, 2014

Illustrator News: Racing Nation article about Roger Warrick

[photo by Jack Webster]
 Nice write up of illustrator Roger Warrick on RacingNation.com.

The article includes some interesting biographical information about his father who painted Mail Pouch barns and a glimpse at some of  Roger's racing art.

He is exhibiting this week at the Rolex 24 in Daytona.

http://racingnation.com/the-art-of-motor-racing/