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Table of Contents
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Features |
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| Leonard S. Marcus | 14 | An Interview with Neal Porter A renowned publisher shares his insight into the current state of picture books. |
| Jon Scieszka and Molly Leach | 28 | Design Matters The classic Horn Book article — now in color. |
| Julie Danielson | 44 | Just Enjoy the Pictures: Hand-Crafted Versus Digital Art “Mixed-media” in the twenty-first century. |
| Lolly Robinson | 53 | An Interview with Molly Bang The perennially experimenting artist turns to nonfiction. |
| Shadra Strickland | 65 | Do Great Work and the Rest Will Follow On race and gender in art school and beyond. |
| Lily Rothman | 67 | Sidebar: My Life as an Art Student Painting or Illustration? Two schools of thought. |
| Mônica Carnesi | 85 | Looking for Art Notes A call for more illumination on the copyright page. |
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| Studio Views Illustrators reveal their favorite art media. |
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| Brian Selznick Grace Lin Salley Mavor Peter Brown Laura Vaccaro Seeger Brian Floca Yuyi Morales Gareth Hinds Erin E. Stead Sergio Ruzzier Philip C. Stead Jonathan Bean Gene Luen Yang |
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Human Mistakes and Trembling Lines Gouache and I The Common Thread In Service of the Book Push the Paint Pen, Ink, Watercolor, Repeat My Next Medium Paint & Pixels Gliding on Paper For the Fear of Failure What a Find! A New Freedom How to Draw Comics the Yang Way |
| Thom Barthelmess | 74 | What Makes a Good…? What Makes a Good Book Cover? |
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| Robin L. Smith | 128 |
Cadenza
Reading Picture Books 101 Just follow these simple steps. |
Reviews |
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| 95 148 |
Book Reviews
Audiobook reviews |
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Departments |
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March/April Starred Books Impromptu Index to Advertisers Index to Books Reviewed |
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| Cover: photo of her studio by Grace Lin. | ||
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