From the article: Page 11 by Jacky Wilson Vamvaka
What do you think of the book illustrations this artist has done for this painting project? How have they dealt with the project's challenge, how do you feel about the finished paintings, and has the artist achieved what they've set out to do? Read these Tips on Giving Constructive Criticism and the Critique Checklist, then share your thoughts and suggestions on their book illustrations here.
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- The hand offering the grass is so very interesting. I like this one very much because it is so different.
- —Guest jbqdgq
Ros + Ragkat
- Thank you both for your encouraging words! I decided to do a last minute one after reading your comments - I don't think I'd have tried another one otherwise. No time for a fourth but would like to tackle the whole book for my own satisfaction this summer, just for fun.
- —Guest jacky
Whosville?
- This picture reminds me of a Dr. Seuss book. It has bright colors and loads of imagination, just perfect for the young readers. I would love to see the whole story in its completness in this fashion.
- —ragkat
Nice Style!
- I think children would enjoy your style - it has clarity and simplicity. Good idea to show the sheepdog's head in this way - gives an interesting depth to the painting as we peep over his shoulder, while also making it unnecessary to paint the dog's features! Are you planning on doing another page? I'd be interested in seeing more. Ros
- —RosamundC
