Hi everyone! This is a little piece I finished today! Just by looking at this illustration, what kind of story do you imagine it could tell?

The boy is actually playing a harmonica, but the paper is so small (even smaller than A4) that adding more detail with colored pencils is really testing my eyesight! 😂

By the way, I felt the bottom-left corner was too dark, so I thought adding something lighter would help. But in the end, I actually liked those pure white plants even less. I should’ve experimented with the colors digitally first, but I completely forgot! 😅

Any suggestions or feedback are more than welcome. I’d love to hear what you think of it! Thank you! 😊

My 6yo son had a school book project to pick a main character of a book and decorate a pumpkin representing them. We’re a big Jon Klassen household and he chose the bear from I Want My Hat Back. Just wanted to share his creation and this sub seemed like an ok place to.

I'm currently working on the second children's book in the "Fofles in the Witch's Kitchen" series. This first illustration, which opens the story, describes today's weather and mood perfectly.

And if you feel like making pancakes with your little ones on a day like this, check out the first book ⬇️

https://a.co/d/0cul9prf

Wishing everyone a wonderful autumn day!

Here's the books she enjoys and looking for a new series with a similar style so any suggestions would be great!

I have a 4month old boy and I live in Latin America where its hard to get books for babies.

My friend is coming to visit and I want to buy a few books for her to bring;

So - what are your TOP 5 books for babies?

So far I'm looking at:

- Eric Carle (Hungry Caterpillar / Brown Bear)

- That's Not my...

- Wheres Spot?

- Bizzy Bear series

- Peekaboo series

- Indestructibles (Hello Farm, Things that go...)

- Sandra Boynton (Going to Bed Book, Moo Baa, Lalala)

Hi folks! Any recommendations for books that might help a bossy, know-it-all 6 year old process how to take it down a notch?

Picture books or short chapter books welcome.

Already own: The Big Cheese; All The Ways To Be Smart