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Illustrating A Picture Book with A Tra-Digital Approach

by Kirbi Fagan | Tuesday, March 25th, 2025

I’m excited to present a project of mine coming next week, April 1st, “We Are The Scrappy Ones.” We Are the Scrappy Ones was written by groundbreaking educator-memoir writing-creative,-activist, Rebekah Tuassig. We are the scrappy ones. / We live, we adapt, we defy. / Made of stardust and grit, we are spectacular. Children with disabilities experience the world in all kinds of ways. Yet one thing they share is navigating a world that doesn’t…

How to Draw Feet

by Ron Lemen | Monday, March 17th, 2025

We covered the hands last time, this time we go over the feet. I have other videos on the...

MoCCA Art Fest 2025

by Donato Giancola | Wednesday, March 12th, 2025

Once again I will be tabling this weekend, March 15-16, at the forth coming Museum of Comic and...

All the Stars in the Sky – Cover

by Winona Nelson | Monday, March 10th, 2025

A picture book I illustrated for Simon and Schuster went online for pre-order recently! “All...

Unleashing Your Superpower!

by Lisa Cyr | Wednesday, March 5th, 2025

Have you ever spent time in a museum just gazing at a portrait or studying the connection between...

Why PLAY is Important to Your WORK

by Greg Ruth | Friday, February 14th, 2025

This is a question that holds within it, its own answer. Because PLAY IS IMPORTANT. There....

To Green Angel Tower – cover art

by Donato Giancola | Wednesday, February 12th, 2025

Periodically I make the choice to lean in heavily on a commission, dramatically increasing the...

Traditional-Digital Legacy with Matthew Schenk

by Kirbi Fagan | Tuesday, January 28th, 2025

Traditional and Digital tools together are being used in collaboration in illustration today more than ever. I’m bringing Muddy Colors an artist and gifted teacher who rides the waves of technology alongside traditional art making. Matthew Schenk is an artist and illustrator who has illustrated various projects from coloring books to medical illustrations. He spent ten years in Los Angeles, California working on productions for Sony Pictures/ Columbia Tristar Children’s Entertainment including the animated version…