Julie Danielsonさんのイラストまとめ

Kevin Henkes’s nuanced LITTLE HOUSES, illustrated by Laura Dronzek, eloquently captures one child’s wonder at and reverence for the ocean: https://t.co/8eaXu5Elnl.

Howard's Schwatz's ALL YOU NEED came to him as a poem, one about "the essentials everyone needs in order to thrive in this world." Illustrator Jasu Hu used her own life story as inspiration for the illustrations, making this intimate PB a kind of memoir: https://t.co/DWhSA9Gd67.

Doug Salati’s HOT DOG, his first book as an author-illustrator, will be on shelves in May. This beautifully constructed story is about one dog’s (and human’s) escape to the sea. At 7-Imp, some spreads and some of Doug’s early character studies: https://t.co/inHSjMeyRp.

At 7-Imp, Luli, ten languages, tea, Andrea Wang, and Hyewon Yum: https://t.co/dzdm24Muf1. (Jules posting)

“In Ukraine,” writes Yevgenia Nayberg, “you were supposed to love borsch from the first moment you picked up the vegetables.” But as a child, she very much did not. Her new picture book, I HATE BORSCH!, tells the story of how she learned to appreciate it: https://t.co/aK0KmxcFph.

E.B. Goodale’s new picture book, ALSO, is a gentle, tender meditation on memory. More at 7-Imp today, including a few of her early sketches from the book: https://t.co/PA33KPpU4G.

Italian illustrator Bruno Zocca visits 7-Imp today. Bruno discusses his illustrations for Davide Calì’s Mio nonno gigante, published in 2018; illustrating for the NYT; the artistic collective he created with two illustrator friends; and more: https://t.co/fMorZh6sVb.

Today at 7-Imp, it's Sally Lloyd-Jones's entertaining TINY CEDRIC, illustrated by Rowboat Watkins, who also shares some preliminary artwork and gives us a peek into his sketchbook: https://t.co/T9XZHlqg8E.

Before fully giving in to 2022 (if I must), I want to take one more peek back to last year. Here’s a mesmerizing and playful book released last fall by Enchanted Lion — THE WORDY BOOK by Julie Paschkis. More here: https://t.co/V5kM25w8ye.

At #CallingCaldecott today, the 2022 Robin Smith Picture Book Prize and its beautiful new seal/sticker, created by Robin's daughter, Julie Schneider, and her friend Cristina Gomez. The award is five years old now, but the seal is new! More here: https://t.co/9mtyNfZnJs. @HornBook