Sarah McIntyreさんのイラストまとめ

No.45 #LibraryTop50 Rod Campbell got a doctorate in organic chemistry before he set up his own publishing house, eventually bought by Macmillan. His pages, often with flaps, are clear and simple for toddlers to decode, making room for them to chime in
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No.44 #LibraryTop50 Judith Kerr (1923-2019) illustrated books up to the end (95 years!) and was a warm part of many of our childhoods. The kitchen in The Tiger Who Came to Tea was based on her own. She slightly regretted giving Mog so many stripes to paint
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No.43 #LibraryTop50 Current @Booktrust Children’s Laureate @CressidaCowell illustrates many of her own books. I first knew her work through her picture books but many of you will know her How to Train Your Dragon books that sparked off the popular films 🐉
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No.41 #LibraryTop50 @Alex_T_Smith draws gorgeously fastidious characters and just-so interior spaces. Expert at clothing detail, expressions and creating a variety of old people, he’s branched out from his Claude books to the comic adventures of Mr Penguin https://t.co/c9PDDGGFUI

No.36 #LibraryTop50 Sarah Warburton @SarahWarbie works in yummy colours that make you want to visit whatever party, princess palace or even dinosaur-infested supermarket that appear in her books. She has an eye for funny detail and striking compositions
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No.34 #LibraryTop50 @LeeWildish worked as graphic designer for an ad agency, then did greeting cards for 5 years before taking up children’s book illustration. He draws dramatic expressions for his characters in books full of humour and whimsy
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No.31 #LibraryTop50 Jill Murphy writes and illustrates hilarious books about characters who mean well but create chaos, famously The Worst Witch. With her Large Family books, kids love them but adults wryly relate to the exasperated and overtired parents https://t.co/48ZluxJWKq

No.29 #LibraryTop50 Mick Inkpen created Kipper and Wibbly Pig, firm favourites with many very young children. He draws with a delicate line and uses watercolour washes which give his pictures a clean, yet soft look. He sometimes works with Nick Butterworth https://t.co/3wOiLvjuo1

No.26 #LibraryTop50 @DavidMelling1 has an animation background which helps him give movement to his characters and create atmospheric lighting. It’s fun to watch the sketches he posts on Twitter, where he constantly pushes himself in new directions
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No.23 #LibraryTop50 Lauren Child: former @Booktrust Children's Laureate brought her skills as a designer to change the look of children's books with her startling collage effects, scratchy linework, and typography that jumps, twists and turns on the page https://t.co/axVF5NqKV0