As a YA writer, blogs have been an invaluable source for me
to learn craft and catch up on industry info. Now that I’m also my SCBWI region’s
Illustrator Coordinator, I took advantage of the private Yahoo group for ICs
and asked my peers for their favorite blogs—and I couldn’t resist sharing their
recommendations with everyone through my blog!
Most of these blog
links are illustrator-centric, but many offer writing advice also, so you
author/illustrators and writers may want to take a look too. Happy clicking!
In
no particular order:
The How
To Be A Children’s Book Illustrator site has great features like Guest
Critiques and an Illustrator Matchup service
The Kidlit Artists blog has an SCBWI connection, since it’s the group blog of recipients of the SCBWI Illustration Portfolio Mentorship Program (LA Summer Conference).
Illustrator and art director Guiseppe Castellano has some tips for you under his #ArtTips page
Find interviews and inspiration on Chris Oatley’s site
Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast is a blog about books, that features heavily on picture books and illustration
Wow, you could really get lost following all the links and features on Kidlit411
The Kidlit Artists blog has an SCBWI connection, since it’s the group blog of recipients of the SCBWI Illustration Portfolio Mentorship Program (LA Summer Conference).
Illustrator and art director Guiseppe Castellano has some tips for you under his #ArtTips page
Find interviews and inspiration on Chris Oatley’s site
Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast is a blog about books, that features heavily on picture books and illustration
Wow, you could really get lost following all the links and features on Kidlit411
Kathy Temean’s
blog features some great illustration examples and how-tos
Art of the
Picture Book is dedicated to “exploring design and illustration of
children's picture books” and features some great interviews
The Children’s Book Academy site has a blog “Mondays
with Mandy or Mira!”
Children’s
Illustrators blog: be sure to check out the “blogging illustrators” links
in the sidebar to make some new connections!
Feel free to link your favorite blogs for illustrators in
the comments!
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