Julie Danielsonさんのイラストまとめ

At 7-Imp today, Michaela Goade shares some process images and final art from the making of Carole Lindstrom’s new picture book, WE ARE WATER PROTECTORS, a rallying cry for environmental justice from indigenous peoples: https://t.co/JzAO64bAqy.

Illustrator Rob Dunlavey visits 7-Imp today to talk about illustrating David Elliott's exquisite new poetry collection, IN THE WOODS: https://t.co/c0gXJuJLuZ.

At 7-Imp, Randi Sonenshine's THE NEST THAT WREN BUILT (including my @bookpage review), ill. by Anne Hunter. Also, the weekly kicks. I've been doing them every Sunday for 13 years now, but they seem like an especially comforting idea right now. Come kick: https://t.co/lDJkX72RiV.

Julie Fogliano's and Jillian Tamaki's MY BEST FRIEND makes me think of Charlotte Zolotow in all the best ways. Come see six glorious spreads here too: https://t.co/jYjwydFf4K.

As part of the 2020 Sydney Taylor Book Award Blog Tour, I talk today to author Debbie Levy about THE KEY FROM SPAIN, which won a Sydney Taylor Honor Book in the Picture Book Category. (Pictured here is one of the book's illustrations by Sonja Wimmer.) -- https://t.co/tkyO6kOAx7.

At #CallingCaldecott, Elissa Gershowitz writes that what Raúl the Third does in the illustrations for ¡VAMOS!: LET'S GO THE MARKET, as well as "the cumulative effect the illustrations have," is nothing short of "spectacular." -- https://t.co/VJwO4DTkR7 @HornBook

At 7-Imp today, Lesléa Newman’s WELCOMING ELIJAH: A PASSOVER TALE WITH A TAIL. Illustrator Susan Gal shares art, plus early sketches and preliminary images: https://t.co/CP3nZydeRZ.

Know one reason I appreciate the picture books in this @bookpage picture book round-up I wrote? They are books about snow, and at this point, snow is something I can only dream of here in Tennessee. (It was a record-breaking 70 degrees yesterday.) -- https://t.co/3MnHUbLlWb

At 7-Imp today, Adam Rex's and Claire Keane's spirited, hyperbolic (and very funny) take on mad scientist humor. -- https://t.co/nK8SznAV5h.

At 7-Imp today, it's Jean Reidy's TRUMAN, illustrated by Lucy Ruth Cummins, in case you missed it earlier this year. It’s a book that respects the courage necessary for children on the first day of school. And tortoises too.-- https://t.co/4k1Ez01hSN.