I know people say this all the time, but I have been SO busy, you guys. It's kind of been an unbelievable summer. I've completed 2 books for
Lerner Publishing's Cloverleaf series and am right in the middle of coloring the 3rd. I've also been sketching away for another book project about some adorable, hairy primates (
news about this to come soon)!
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What my drawing table looks like. |
I find that regardless of how busy I get, it's still really important to keep drawing in my sketchbook. It's still a good escape for me, and then I get to share them all with you here! It's kind of interesting how you can tell if I took the picture in the daytime or at night. There's no perfect time of day, it's just when the idea hits:
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Before a trip to the New England Aquarium. |
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The last page of a sketchbook! |
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Practicing fur. |
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"Still life." |
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The first page of a new book! |
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Inspired by Kemosabe the talking porcupine! |
I can't wait until I can share more about my projects with you, but I hope Kemosabe makes up for the void! Thanks for visiting my little internet corner!
Cheers!
~Renee
i've just fallen in love with that porcupine as well as your drawing of him
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your dotted-line porcupine quills! So clever!
ReplyDeletelove getting a peak into an illustrators sketchbook. fun, loose, charming and engaging. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much everyone :)
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