Productivity reminder: When online, DON’T FALL DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE.
Of course, this isn’t based at all from my own experience. Ahem.
Of course, this isn’t based at all from my own experience. Ahem.
Thanks to Traci Van Wagoner, who provided the winning caption for the challenge I recently posted in social media.
A comic for other writers and illustrators who go through self-doubt during the creative process.
“Picture books create readers from the ground up. Don’t rush children out of them.” – Jarrett J. Krosoczka.
I’m heading for NYC for the SCBWI Winter Conference and meetings. If you’re on Twitter, you can follow the action via the #NYC16SCBWI hashtag. If you see me there, please do say hi! Happy writing and illustrating, all!
As Ellen Jackson said, success as a writer or illustrator depends depends more on intelligent persistence than raw talent. Excerpt from Ellen’s excellent advice: “By ‘intelligent persistence’ I mean the ability to learn from mistakes, to figure out what you’re doing wrong, and then to change it. I know a . . .
