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Today, we're joining as we feat WHEN SADNESS IS AT YOUR DOOR by - https://t.co/FXqxSWWkeN

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2019-02-04

'Children’s books are the theatre for toys to come to life, where toys really can have adventures.' Wonderful blogpost from patron Mini Grey on the Perils of being a toy in a picturebook https://t.co/btRJWyqzFG

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2019-02-04

It’s time again! The word this week is Lies…
🦊 “A bird looking as marvellous as you should surely have the most wonderful song…”
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2019-02-02

On a snowy winter's day this little fox is both the hunted and the hunter. From Little Fox in the Snow, written descriptively by Jonathan London and illustrated by Daniel Miyares.#kidlit

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2019-02-01

Finished this one on the iPad last night. fun little “filler” image I’m using for one of the back pages of my book Blue and the Spotted Hickle Beast. l#editing

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2019-02-01

man was born in the mountains of North Carolina. She grew up absorbing lots of folk art & odd tales that now inspire her visual storytelling.
Feb

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2019-02-01

Baby, it's cold out there—let's think warm sand and sunny beaches! 🌞
Coming in April from !

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2019-01-31

Meet Mai's baby sister Raine! 💫🥥 1 week tomorrow!!

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2019-01-30

: "My work often begins with observational drawing...Once I know where my story starts I can have fun getting to know the characters and seeing where they take me, which is sometimes a surprise"

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2019-01-30