August 28, 2017

Even more youngCanLit Illustrators to celebrate: LIST III

In 2013 and 2015,  I prepared lists of Canadian illustrators whose artwork featured prominently in youngCanLit.  Guess what?  I covered over 100 artists and I've still omitted key illustrators whose work graces Canadian children's books.  Some of them are very new to children's book illustration, with only one or two books to their publishing credit, and others are respected artists whose work has enhanced picture books for decades.  This is my way of acknowledging all their efforts.  Even though I know I'll be updating this list in another 2 years, undoubtedly having missed some and uncovering new ones, I hope this helps complete my ever-growing Who's Who of Canadian illustrators.

Here are the names of all the illustrators I've previously listed, including the links so that you can reexamine their work, and the names of  those whose work I will feature in the next three posts.


LIST I from 2013:
Illustrators A-G
Illustrators H-Q
Illustrators R-Z




LIST II from 2015:
Illustrators A-G
Illustrators H-Q
Illustrators R-Z




Now, here's LIST III for 2017:
Illustrators A-G
Tara Anderson
Marion Arbona
Germaine Arnaktauyok
Cale Atkinson
Ashley Barron
Christine Battuz
Alexandra Boiger
Eva Campbell
Danny Christopher
Charlene Chua
Lisa Cinar
Tyler Clark Burke
Kelly Collier
Paul Covello
Danielle Daniel
Willow Dawson
Lori Doody
Darka Erdelji
Banafsheh Erfanian
Eric Fan and Terry Fan
Marilyn Faucher
Marianne Ferrer
Helen Flook
Carolyn Gan
Manon Gauthier
Phoebe Gilman
Doretta Groenendyk

Illustrators H-Q
Josh Holinaty
Denise Holmes
Colin Jack
Laura James
Jacqui Lee
Christina Leist
Irene Luxbacher
Renata Liwska
Tim Mack
Josée Masse
Carmen Mok
Gillian Newland
Eric Orchard

Illustrators R-Z
Peter H. Reynolds
Scot Ritchie
Amanda Sandland
Ben Shannon
Esmé Shapiro
Carey Sookocheff
Tamara Thiebaux Heikalo
Sue Todd
Marie-Ève Tremblay
Werner Zimmerman


The first of these new three lists of the Even More youngCanLit Illustrators follows!

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