Take a photo of a barcode or cover
A wordless picture book about the power of art and imagination. The author draws upon his own experience to show how he used the inspiration he found in the plethora of reading material in his home growing up to develop art pieces that had the power to transport him to the wildest places on Earth and in his own mind.
Pen and ink, watercolors, and pencils were used to render artwork which appears in a warm earthtone palette that evokes the atmosphere of Africa. PreK-2.
Pen and ink, watercolors, and pencils were used to render artwork which appears in a warm earthtone palette that evokes the atmosphere of Africa. PreK-2.
Liken the wordless approach to a boy imagining going on a safari and doing the life sketches of the various creatures there. Could something the reader could be inspired to do in real life.
A beautifully illustrated wordless picture book about how drawing can transport you to different worlds.
I didn't read this wordless picture book so much as I experienced it. The mesmerizing pictures told the story effortlessly and beautifully, without words getting in the way. My son was also a huge fan and now the book lives in his bedroom, in his bed. I will probably never see it again. That says it all right there.
Beautiful. Has this book won big Awards for illustrations? It is quite powerful. Lots to explore by a reader that is willing to sit and think/notice.
Age: Preschool-2nd grade
Art: Drawing
Colón brings us into the imagination of a boy artist as he explores the plains and draws a variety of animals. A little twist at the end shows us that this is the boys creative process and inspiration for a presentation he gives to class, showcasing the animals he "met."
Art: Drawing
Colón brings us into the imagination of a boy artist as he explores the plains and draws a variety of animals. A little twist at the end shows us that this is the boys creative process and inspiration for a presentation he gives to class, showcasing the animals he "met."
Outstanding book about the power of your imagination. Don't miss the illustrations under the dust jacket.