Abigail H. Kim

Kidlit illustrator. Insta:

[Abigail H. Kim @abbykart]

Hello #KidLitArtPostcard ! My name is Abigail H. Kim and I illustrate for children’s books.
Check out my portfolio at https://t.co/KxcMuTUkxz
I’m represented by Kelly Sonnack @KSonnack with Andrea Brown Literary Agency @AndreaBrownLit .
#kidlit #Illustrator

[The Art Curator @SeekAfterBeauty]

Apartment Dwellers on New Year's Eve (1948), by John Falter

[Anna Olswanger @AnnaOlswanger]

Congratulations to @AbbyKArt, who took home first place in the FIT Foundation "Live Art Duel," a dynamic paint competition and fundraising event with students transforming FIT into a living gallery. Abby's picture book LADY SEAMSTRESS is now on submission: https://t.co/leddo3yMtU

[Abigail H. Kim @abbykart]

@SaraSchon @htp_books @dani_bukie @SterlingLordLit Amazing!! Congratulations!!

[Anna Olswanger @AnnaOlswanger]

In honor of Sewing Machine Day, here's a peek at LADY SEAMSTRESS, a debut picture book by @abbykart about a girl who realizes that her mom holds her family together, like the seam that holds a fabric together. Now out on submission.

#editorsguide #kidlitart #kidlit #illustrator

[Lauren Wilford @lauren_wilford]

one thing I wasn’t expecting for my mid-30s was for the 1994 Little Women to hit like an absolute freight train, as if I were just now understanding it for the first time. Saw it projected on film on Christmas Day and felt something shift

[The Illustration Department @IllusDept]

Maginel Wright Enright Barney (née Margaret Ellen Wright) was born on this day, June 19, in 1877.

Barney was a “revolutionizing” illustrator in the children’s book and periodical worlds.

She also happened to be the younger sister of Frank Lloyd Wright.

[GRAFIX - The infinite poster road. @365posterblog1]

Motomitsu Maehara

[GRAFIX - The infinite poster road. @365posterblog1]

John Alcorn

[Sahar ⟀ @cathlynsa]

My fair lady ∘ Illustrated by Axel Bertram - Metropol Theater, 1967.

[GRAFIX - The infinite poster road. @365posterblog1]

Dawid Ryski

[The Culturist @the_culturist_]

America was supposed to be Art Deco.

Marvels of American Art Deco design - a thread 🧵

1. Union Terminal, Cincinnati, OH (1933)

[The Illustration Department @IllusDept]

❝Pictures for children have to tell something. Kids like bright colors, sure, but the most important thing to them is—what’s happening?❞

—Marc Simont, born on this day, November 23, in 1915

[Giuseppe Castellano @pinocastellano]

Hi,

I was interviewed by the wonderful @ania_marcos for Make More Art by @etchr_lab!

Check it out on your favorite podcast player, OR… watch us on Youtube (😳).

I make a prediction on the future of illustration that I 100% stand by. Come at me, bro.
https://t.co/xEWvR7k1Sn

[Amy Houts @AmyHouts]

Literary #agent questions. Since I write both general market and faith-based books, do I need two agents? Is this acceptable? Or do most agents ask for exclusive representation? How is this handled? Do I need to choose one type of writing or the other? Thank you for your help.

[Scott Epstein (available for work!) @scottmepstein]

Does anyone else not love drawing on an iPad/Procreate? It doesn't feel as accurate as drawing on a Cintiq/Photoshop. Any tips on how to get used to it? With Procreate Dreams coming out I really want to get used to drawing on the iPad.