Come meet me at the Chesterton Arts Center in Chesterton, IN, as I and other members of the SCBWI-IL display our children's book illustrations at a show which will run the entire month of October. The opening celebration is Sunday, October 7th from 1-4pm. A diverse group of talented children's artists will be there to meet, demo and lecture, and it is a wonderful opportunity to see amazing art and purchase children's books. I hope to have copies of the book I illustrated "
My New Pet" there if I am able to nab a few from the publisher in time for the show. There is also a silent auction featuring an illustrated alphabet, where my
illustrated "M" will be available for bidding.

©Kathleen Rietz
One of the nicest surprises, which I did not expect at all, is that the SCBWI-IL is featuring my illustration "Symphony In The Pond" on the show's
promotional materials!
I hope to see you there!
Well I can see why this illustration is a main feature Kate! It nearly leaps off the page (or screen). Anyhow, congrats on your success--your hard work and skill is obviously paying off. I'll keep my eyes open for this book as well--thanks for the heads up!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Kate.
ReplyDeleteThat is a groovy pond.
Y'all have fun,
John
Thanks so much for your kind words.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting Kate! I really, really wish I could be there. Such a fitting event for such an incredible artist. Congrats! :)
ReplyDeleteJoan, I TOTALLY wish you could come to the opening, too, but I know living in Hawaii would make for quite a journey! I know you will be there with me in spirit. You are such a good friend. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Kate! The colors on that frog are incredible--they really describe his form vividly. Wish I could come to the show!
ReplyDeleteWow...how wonderful for you! Your work is amazing...you have such talent...enjoy yourself at the show!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a gorgeous illustration in every way, Kathleen.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! I wish you all could be there!
ReplyDeleteI really like this illustration you've done here. I'd like to see more illustrations from you like this. It's realistic yet stylized. :)
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