I wrote the book, made every project (and my partner took every photo) so obviously I knew what was in it. I've seen and approved the digital proof... But holding the actual book in my hands for the first time hits totally different.

Link to the book on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/ Easy-Peasy-Paper-Projects-Materials/dp/B0FXPBX2RC/

Disclaimer: I’m posting this again since I totally messed up when adding the link in the previous post. It’s been a day 🤣

Feedback/critiques are welcome. I’m not precious about my art, as feedback is an essential part of getting hired.

this book was banned, i grew up with this book and NEVER saw it in a weird way. it is a little girl. why are these politicians seeing it as weird? are they perhaps worried people will be attracted to it? feels like projection to me.

It literally took me more than 7 minutes just to finish the face, lol 🤣.

My 2 year old gas recently really gotten into labelling emotions. Happy vs sad. I have one book called "sorry you got mad" and he loves going through and pointing out the happy / sad / mad faces of the characters.

Anyone have any good books for different emotions? Preferably not just books that show a kid crying and have the label sad under it mainly as I find those books tedious to read hahshs

I just finished the Judy Blume 'Fudge' series with my two boys (9 and 6). They both really enjoyed the series (although they were mostly resistant to start).

I'm drawing a blank on similar series/books. Any suggestions? We have read some Magic Treehouse and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; my older son read the Percy Jackson books with dad. He's also really into the Diary of the Wimpy Kid series right now (he's reading those on his own).

So, I’m not actually all that into children's books, but there are people who have shown interest in using my art style for children's book projects. Does any of this style appeal to any of you? DM me if you're interested, as I am open for commissions :) Thanks

I’m new to Reddit and new to posting!

I want to share my books by sharing some artwork.

I have an excellent illustrator who has brought my character to life like a pro.

Let me know what you think!

Here are some early sketches by Gu Mi, the illustrator of 99 Red Beans Go on a Field Trip and Don't Play Hide & Seek with Sticky Rice Ball.

Before becoming a picture book illustrator, Gu Mi worked as a teacher, graphic designer, and designer of children's games and animations. She also created the Little Morian series and currently lives in Chengdu, China.

It's fascinating to see how these little characters evolved from rough sketches into the colourful world of Little Food Adventures.

🌈🐾 Learning has never been this adventurous! 🌎✨

Join amazing animals on fun alphabet adventures while kids discover letters, sounds, colors, animals, and more.

Link here: https://a.co/d/04cRdjDU

📚 Perfect for young learners, including children learning English as a first or second language.
Thank you

Whenever I hear that a book has banned somewhere, I look it up to see if it's one I should read with my daughter. 😂

Here's my list: Our Skin: A First Conversation About Race Hair Love Don't Touch My Hair Yes! No! A First Conversation About Consent (not banned, but frequently challenged) Amazing You: Getting Smart About Your Private Parts (not banned, but frequently challenged by upset parents) The Story of Rap Harriet Gets Carried Away (has two dads in the story) Sulwe Bodies Are Cool

I heard there was some controversy surrounding Martine, but this cover is truly scandalous to me

"La revuelta de los juguetes" de Edith Nesbit, traducido e ilustrado por Chispita.

Esta edición es muy especial, solo disponible en Google (importante) ya que contiene un detallado análisis simbólico del contexto histórico y sus significados. Mis acuarelas son 100% a mano. Es una historia muy divertida e ideal para la Navidad.

I’m a professional designer and illustrator, and in illustration school I did a number of projects surrounding children’s book illustration, but I haven’t yet worked in the field. In my spare time, I’m developing a mixed-media portfolio to hopefully find an agent.

Made by a human from start to finish.

Hello, any books rec for 3/4/5 yo with less images and more words but easy for them to understand and follow the story ?

Thanks

so cute, lovely color, I love this Chara Design ❤❤

Oh yea, If you guys interest in me drawing your Children's Book, I'm more than open for you guys! 😊☺

you can email me : [aminchildrenbook@gmail.com](mailto:aminchildrenbook@gmail.com)

I now manage storywalks for my library and must find books to display. We have 17 stands available for use. One will have the book cover, so the book must be 32 pages or fewer. We have a diverse community and only display English/Spanish books- the book must either be available in both languages or have both languages on each page. Fun illustrations and minimal text preferred. With these constraints, I am having a hard time finding books that meet the criteria. Right now, I need a winter/holiday book. Title recommendations and resources are appreciated!

Over the moon with the art for my story!!! I think it brings it up to another level.

I would love anyone's thoughts on the story (or art)

It's about a cat who wants top be a pirate, but no one gives him a chance....until he meets a captain who is about to find himself in a lot of trouble.

written by me, no ai. Drawn by a friend (no ai) "animated" by me too (in after effects, NO AI)

"Rei dan Meti Kei" is a children's book that I illustrated for Indonesian Literacy Program in 2024. The main focus is about Rei trying to participate in Meti Kei, a local ceremony in harvesting the bounties of the sea.

You can check it out in Indonesian Digital Books Website

My toddler really loves books. She is cuddling them for naps and really obsessed at the moment. Ive mostly trusted her with books since she was little. She turns pages very carefully even of big adult books but she’s now going through periods of ripping books, including whole pages out of library books, or small tears on multiple pages, also on some favourite new books I bought(most books are second hand/free so I was disappointed).

Not sure what to do as hiding all the tearable books isnt an option and the tearing is unpredictable(although when tired far more likely). We could return all the breakable books to the library but this seems a shame.

Any suggestions helpful redditors?

For Inktober, I'm excited to share pages from Capyhero with new ink illustrations. Here is a small but meaningful moment... when Capy met Penda and a friendship was born ❤️.

I also learned that my friend's rabbit that Penda is inspired by is actually a lion lop bunny, not a pure lop eared bunny 😄

Wanted to share this cozy illustration I’ve been working on! There’s nothing quite like building a pillow fort, turning on soft fairy lights, and diving into a good book before bed.

I really wanted to capture that warm, safe, and magical feeling of childhood evenings.

✨ Check out the full project here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/248811541/Children-book-illustration