Sergio Ruzzier's Blog, page 11

Pen & Ink squeals about me

http://penandoink.com/2012/12/07/a-pen-oink-interview-with-sergio-ruzzier/

Tomi Ungerer's Birthday

November 28th, 1931.

From The Underground Sketchbook, 1964

Most insightful review ever

Googling my name (I promise: I only do that a few times a day), I came upon this:
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What can I say? I'm flattered!

Sergio alla milanese

Next week I will be in Milan, Italy, to teach a 5-day workshop on children's book illustration at MiMaster, an illustration school. In the evening of that Thursday, the 22 of November, I will be at Libreria 121 to talk about Randolph Caldecott, Heidi, and how to be an unreliable illustrator. Please come by if you are in Milan.

Fables You Shouldn't Pay Any Attention To

Fables You Shouldn't Pay Any Attention To
Florence Parry Heide and Sylvia Worth Van CliefPictures by Victoria Chess



  

Tweak for real!

The real-life Little Elephant gets in and out of trouble.

Dis, Maman...

Dis, Maman... , the French translation of Tweak Tweak, is out!

Pen & Oink!

My children's bookish friends Liz Starin, Robin Rosenthal, and Ruthie Lafond, have recently started Pen & Oink, a blog about children's book illustration that looks very well done, funny and informative.
Take a look! Now!















http://penandoink.com/

Lane Smith

Please take a look at these beautiful illustrations from Lane Smith's new book Abe Lincoln's Dream.
Lane is being honored tonight by the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art.

Etsy shop

Cleaning up my studio drawers, I realized I have many drawings that never see the light of day, poor little ones. So, I've decided to open an Etsy shop and put them out there, hoping that some of them will find a home.
In the future, I might also offer prints and books.

Thank you!

Sergio