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Delphine Lee

@delphineleeillo.bsky.social

Children’s book author and illustrator 🖍️ 🇰🇷 ✈️ 🇺🇸 ✈️ 🇪🇸 Rep’d by Aliza Hoover at The CAT Agency. 🎨: Delphinelee.com

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Brian LaRossa@brianlarossa.com · last yr.

💙❤️ all the #PortfolioDay posts! Illustrators, I’m an executive art director in Scholastic’s hardcover picture book group. Interested in working together? I’ve created an illustrator contact form just for you! 🤗 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Illustrator Contact Form

Hello! My name is Brian LaRossa, I’m executive art director in Scholastic’s hardcover picture book group, where I’ve worked for 20 years. I oversee our Branches and Acorn imprints which are beginning ...

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Julian Plum@julianplum.com · last yr.

Hey #PortfolioDay! I'm Julian 🏳️‍⚧️, a picture book illustrator working in gouache! I paint colorful nature with specificity & style 🍄 Would love to work on nonfiction stuff! 🌿 Books: contact my agent, Naomi Davis @ BookEnds Literary 🪿 Prints & stickers: julianplumart.etsy.com 🐌 hello@julianplum.com

A snippet of a lush, leaf-filled gouache painting showing a grasshopper sparrow sitting on a gray birch branch. It holds a chunky grasshopper in its short beak. Surrounding the bird are fading sundial lupine flowers with emerging seedpods, pink corydalis, and bright yellow partridge pea flowers.Snippet of a gouache painting showing a green lacewing flying away from its dangling eggs laid on a milkweed leaf. Its transparent wings overlay a lush green background and a bright pink eastern wahoo fruit. Brown maleberry seeds cascade down from the right toward a puff of downy white milkweed seeds flying into the air.Bright gouache painting of orange glowing mushrooms, Omphalotus illudens, on a forest floor against a dark night sky. The mushrooms are covered in the insects that feed on them: snails and ants, flies and dark beetles.Gouache painting of a forest floor and the soil beneath it. The ground is bursting with Lactarius and saffron milky cap mushrooms, whose mycelia are entwined beneath the soil with the parasitic root ball of the ghost pipe flower. Lacking chlorophyll, the white flowers stand out against the lush green background. A spring peeper and an eastern red newt greet each other from atop mushrooms. Worms wriggle under the earth.