Showing posts with label Exhibition of children's Book Illustrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition of children's Book Illustrations. Show all posts

23 November, 2011

IBBY Africa Conference

A group of SCBWI members attended the IBBY Conference from 31st August to 2nd September. Two members gave presentations. Hazel Cuthbertson's talk was entitled: Are we there yet? – The importance of sketchbooks in the journey from idea to final publication for some South African children’s book illustrators. Hazel used the work of Rico Schacherl, Joan Rankin and Themba Mabaso to illustrate her talk.
Lynn Joffe's workshop was entitled: The Value of Music and the Heard Word in Modern Children’s Stories. Her presentation included the very first recording of the human voice, which was Thomas Edison's recitation of 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' in 1877!
Both presentations were excellent!

In addition, SCBWI put up an exhibition of sketchbooks created during the Sketchbook Project. The sketchbooks were hung from a wooden tree and showed the talent of Joan Rankin, Rico Schacherl, Julia du Plessis, Hazel Cuthbertson, Marleen Visser, Anna Wilson, Yvette de Beer, Monique Voster, Je'Anna Clements, Lynn Joffe and Sarah van der Molen. Hopefully this project has encouraged more of us to keep sketchbooks on a regular basis, as they can be such a valuable part of the illustration process. A big 'Thank you' to everyone who participated, it was great to meet you all and see your fantastic sketchbooks.

21 May, 2009

Draft Programme for Exhibition in November 2009

Exhibition by Illustrators and Writers of Children’s Books The same exhibition will move from the University of Pretoria to Alliance Francaise in Pretoria. The focus of the exhibition is on how illustrators illustrate and writers write for children.

02 March, 2009

Magic world of Czech Illustrators for Children

This exhibition is opening on Tuesday 3 March 2009 at 15:00. It will be held in the Foyer of the Library at the University of South Africa until Friday 13 March 2009.