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CommArt 2012
By Morgan Gaynin Inc.
I’m sure that the announcements are still trickling out, but we have heard confirmation from Victo Ngai and Valeria Petrone that two of their pieces (each!) have been accepted into CommArt 2012. Congratulations, Ladies! Let the jobs roll in.
Accepted Works by Valeria Petrone:
Accepted Works by Victo Ngai:
I’m sure that the announcements are still trickling out, but we have heard confirmation from Victo Ngai and Valeria Petrone that two of their pieces (each!) have been accepted into CommArt 2012. Congratulations, Ladies! Let the jobs roll in.
Accepted Works by Valeria Petrone:
Accepted Works by Victo Ngai:
Steven Tabbutt Wins the Silver!
By Morgan Gaynin Inc.
Last Friday night was the opening reception for the Society of Illustrators (the Uncommissioned and Sequential Show), and though it is always a delight to congregate with so many colleagues and friends, we had additional reason to feel jovial - the wonderful Steven Tabbutt was awarded a Silver Medal for his gorgeous image “Infest”. Congratulations, Steven! This is one of the great honors of our industry, and we couldn’t be prouder.
“Infest,” copyright Steven Tabbutt:
Last Friday night was the opening reception for the Society of Illustrators (the Uncommissioned and Sequential Show), and though it is always a delight to congregate with so many colleagues and friends, we had additional reason to feel jovial - the wonderful Steven Tabbutt was awarded a Silver Medal for his gorgeous image “Infest”. Congratulations, Steven! This is one of the great honors of our industry, and we couldn’t be prouder.
“Infest,” copyright Steven Tabbutt:
Shannon Brady Honored by the Association of Educational Publishers
By Morgan Gaynin Inc.
Shannon Brady’s energetic work stops us in our tracks, thus it’s always encouraging to learn that it resonates with other (less biased!) folks, as well. So it is with great pleasure that we announce that the Association of Educational Publishers has awarded him the Distinguished Achievement Award for Periodical Illustration grades 9-12 for his piece on cyber bullying.
Congratulations, Shannon!
Shannon Brady's Workbook Portfolio
Shannon Brady’s energetic work stops us in our tracks, thus it’s always encouraging to learn that it resonates with other (less biased!) folks, as well. So it is with great pleasure that we announce that the Association of Educational Publishers has awarded him the Distinguished Achievement Award for Periodical Illustration grades 9-12 for his piece on cyber bullying.
Congratulations, Shannon!
Shannon Brady's Workbook Portfolio
Sarah Hollander’s “Twelve Days of Christmas in Washington DC” has Made the Publisher Weekly’s Children Bookshelf!
Sarah Hollander, who recently completed the incredibly charming “Twelve Days of Christmas in Washington DC” (published by Sterling) has learned that her book has made the Publisher Weekly’s Children Bookshelf!
She has put a lot of energy into arranging readings and signings, and it seems her marketing efforts have paid off. Congratulations, Sarah!
You can read more on the author, Candice Ransom’s, blog. Special thanks to Morgan Gaynin Inc!
Sarah's Site
Sarah's Workbook Portfolio
Morgan Gaynin
She has put a lot of energy into arranging readings and signings, and it seems her marketing efforts have paid off. Congratulations, Sarah!
You can read more on the author, Candice Ransom’s, blog. Special thanks to Morgan Gaynin Inc!
Sarah's Site
Sarah's Workbook Portfolio
Morgan Gaynin
And the Moonbeam Children's Book Award Goes To...
The Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards have acknowledged not one, but two Morgan Gaynin artists as gold medal winners this year!
The Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards are dedicated to increasing recognition of exemplary children’s books and their creators. The Awards cover an impressive thirty-six categories, reflecting the full range of subjects and styles in which children’s books are written and the age groups for whom these books are published.
High fives are in order for Wendy Edelson, who took home the gold in the Best Illustrator category for her work on the heartwarming “Bartholomew’s Gift,” and for Josee Bisaillon, who won the gold in the Multicultural Picture Book category, for her contribution to “Benno and the Night of Broken Glass,” written by Meg Wiviott.
You can take a look at all of the winners here, and congratulations to Wendy and Josee!
The Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards are dedicated to increasing recognition of exemplary children’s books and their creators. The Awards cover an impressive thirty-six categories, reflecting the full range of subjects and styles in which children’s books are written and the age groups for whom these books are published.
High fives are in order for Wendy Edelson, who took home the gold in the Best Illustrator category for her work on the heartwarming “Bartholomew’s Gift,” and for Josee Bisaillon, who won the gold in the Multicultural Picture Book category, for her contribution to “Benno and the Night of Broken Glass,” written by Meg Wiviott.
You can take a look at all of the winners here, and congratulations to Wendy and Josee!
Image by Wendy Edelson:
Image by Josee Bisaillon:
