Showing posts with label illustrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrator. Show all posts

Friday, 22 April 2011

Jewish Illustrators

One of my top favorite picture book-writer/illustrator is M.B. Goffsteain. She declares herself to be a minimalist. Indeed, I think her stories and illustrations are concise.

Recently I came across to another very interesting illustrator/writer, Maira Kalman, who has written couple of adult/children's books and blogged on NY Times.

I recommend anyone to enjoy their works. They are, to me, interesting both from art and cultural perspectives. I feel also something more spiritual in their works. Somehow, I came to know that both of them have Jewish origin. Jews are very interesting species...

Friday, 15 April 2011

You find whatever to draw or paint around your room|house|city.

What do you draw|paint? - Nothing special.
An illustrator, Maria Kalman, talks on iTunes U at Stanford U http://tiny.cc/tv6pe. It sounds nice that a person can perceive own daily life is filled with wonderful stuff and experience, so that it is enough to stay at own town to be inspired.
She wrote illustration-blog for NY Times http://tiny.cc/fou0w and has own website http://tiny.cc/prg9x.