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Tag Archives: children’s books
The Shopkeeper’s Dreidel
IMAGE OF THE WEEK The Dreidel That Wouldn’t Spin This week’s image is the opening illustration from my recently-published picture book, The Dreidel That Wouldn’t Spin, written by Martha Seif Simpson and published by Wisdom Tales Press. I’m pleased … Continue reading
The Royal Courtyard
IMAGE OF THE WEEK This illustration does not have a title. It’s the opening scene of my recently-illustrated picture book Never Say a Mean Word Again (written by Jacqueline Jules, published by Wisdom Tales Press in 2014). This unique tale from … Continue reading
Spring & Fall
IMAGE OF THE WEEK Spring & Fall Two days ago I saw a newborn spotted fawn walking for the first time, following its mother on tottering legs. The two deer reminded me of this illustration I did fifteen … Continue reading