Illustrating for Simon & Schuster!
Jul 1, 2016
1 min read
I am so pleased to be a part of this and share this news. Since my drawing was selected as the DrawThis winner in June and was featured in the Insight email, I have been contacted by publishers and am on my way to working on my first published picture book. Things are still being worked out, but I am super pumped to be working on it!
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I absolutely loved your insights into the illustration process for Simon & Schuster! It’s inspiring to see how you blend personal style with client needs. I wonder if ragdoll hit concepts ever play a role in your creative decisions? Thanks for sharing!
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