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Mark Mitchell
author-illustrator, http://HowtoBeAChildrensBookIl...
“Speak the language.” Children’s book illustrator E.B. Lewis shares his emotional work and words - http://howtobeachildrensbookil...
Old School, Old World and wait till you see the giant Paul Bunyan woodcut -- http://archive.aweber.com/drawing...
I favorited a @YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch... Ed Emberley, Children's Book Illustrator—Getting to know Ed | http://www.lynda.com/
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I liked a @YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch... Doggone Feet Book Trailer
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I liked a @YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch... Neil Gaiman, Oliver Jeffers and Carin Berger
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I favorited a @YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch... Mark Buehner - Children's Book Illustrator
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I liked a @YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch... Mark Buehner - Children's Book Illustrator
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I favorited a @YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch... Howard Pyle Trailer
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I liked a @YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch... Howard Pyle Trailer
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RT @cleoranger: Have them take us someplace we need to/want to go. Love/danger/home... #kidlitart
RT @BookishAmbition: @flynnsfineart I'm a fan of "quiet" books. Your story might have a breath B4 the plunge. S'OK #kidlitart
RT @cleoranger: Don't be scared - push on - push them to the edge of danger. They'll be safe in your hands. Just don't make 'em too safe. #kidlitart
Saw a great example of this kind of character development in "the General" - 1927 Buster Keaton movie! #kidlitart
RT @cleoranger: Listen to your characters. Ask them questions. Ask them what's next. Seriously. #kidlitart
I agree - it's so much more fun when stereotypes are turned on their heads. #kidlitart
Do you find it easier to write a story in text first, or draw thumbnails first, or do a combination? #kidlitart
About tonight's #kidlitart tweet chat -- A CORRECTION http://archive.aweber.com/drawing...
RT @pinocastellano: It really is my pleasure, folks. I've met so many great illustrators this way. And what's not to like about talking about art? #arttips
RT @pinocastellano: @Mellywellington The best question this hour: Do you recommend life drawing. A. It's the single most important thing you can do. #arttips
RT @pinocastellano: What you read out there is so full of falsehoods, I jump up and down sometimes. Traditional is very alive and well. #arttips
RT @pinocastellano: A note about digital: Forget what you're reading. From my POV, digital is an integral part of our workflow. So is traditional. #arttips
RT @pinocastellano: …it's about ability + need. #arttips
RT @pinocastellano: Second biggest reason: The art is GREAT, but we don't have a book for it (yet). So keep sending cards, and emails. Because… #arttips
RT @sarahmarino: RT @pinocastellano Single biggest reason we don't use an artist: their inability to draw. Simple as that. #arttips
RT @pinocastellano: Bugging your AD or designer for payment is FINE. It's our job to pay you. It's your job to follow up on income. #arttips
RT @pinocastellano: @margotmiller Agented vs. non-agent. We use both. No preference (honestly). #arttips
RT @pinocastellano: @cshillustration On budget, best 3 ways to promote: Print your own postcards. Email people. ROCK social media. #arttips
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