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3 comments:
Really fun and well composed, Steve. What is it for?
Thanks, Eric! This one is for work (Core Knowledge Foundation). It's for a kindergarten textbook with lots of different folktales. I'm glad you like it.
This illustration reminded me of a textbook cover and how I felt as an "eager reader".As a child I would look at the cover of my "language arts" textbooks and be excited to read the different stories so I could locate the characters from the cover of the book. This illustration reminds me of that feeling of anticipation...which character goes with which story? What stories will I like the best? A fun illustration, Steve.
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