Just released this month, Terry illustrated “No More Drama” for Scholastic Books.
Laura Perez illustrates some text book images about kids at school for SM.
Frank Flöthmann’s pictographic comic book “Grimms Märchen ohne Worte” was released in March and has had quite some media coverage since. People seem to enjoy Frank’s approach to comics using graphic symbols instead of words.
So did Armin Kratzert who interviewed Frank last week for German network BRalpha. Frank talks about his motivation, why he picked the Grimms and what fairy tale character he would choose to be (it’s not the frog). The interview will be broadcast on April 29, podcast on April 30 – enough time to brush up your school German.
Mar Hernández has illustrated “Fabiana” a short tale about a palm tree, written by Elvira H. Mateu.
More information at: www.tinypalm.es/
Frank Flöthmann’s “Grimms Märchen ohne Worte” is out now! Using graphic symbols instead of words, Frank converted his favorite fairy tales into pictographic comics. Publishing house DuMont refers to it as “Grimm’s Greatest Hits as instrumental versions”. The utterly beautiful and funny book is aimed at educated adults but is suitable for their spoiled children as well.
Over 100 illustrators have been selected for the Spanish Illustrators book which features two of Laura Pérez’s illustrations.
Gianluca Folì has won the bronze medal award at the Society of Illustrators Los Angeles with the book “The Three Musketeers” distributed by Teide Editorial.
Sébastien is really proud to announce that one piece of his work has been selected by the 2013 jury to appear in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual 54. The illustration selected talk about ID theft.
Mar Hernandez was recently interviewed by Graffica and DissenyCV.
She was talking about her new book and also about her creative process.
Tony Healey is one of 100 Illustrators, Artists and Cartoonists appearing in a new book called, Good Old Drawing.
The book celebrates the drawings of 100 of the country’s most renowned, respected and most-loved illustrators, including David Hockney, Quentin Blake and Ronald Searle. ‘Good Old Drawing’ celebrates and champions this most basic and yet fundamental of artistic forms.
Find out more at www.hauspublishing.com
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