Your published books : )

[Lucky Platt]

Hi Forum! I finished the final art for my first picture book in April, and the publisher released the cover last month. Imagine a Wolf (Page Street Kids 2021) will be out in the world January 12, 2021, distributed by Macmillan.
https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781624149320
Amazon
SVS Learn continues to be an integral part of my first-book journey. I discovered 3 Point Perspective when I was still in the rough thumb stage - the podcast totally fed my process and helped me immensely. There is always something in the conversation relevant to what I’m doing or thinking about (or should be doing/thinking about!)…and now I’ve been an SVA member for a couple of months and I’m loving the forum, monthly prompts and classes. Thank you!

[LisaF]

@Lucky-Platt Thanks Lucky! And congrats!

[Jeremy Ross]

Congratulations @Lucky-Platt!

[xin li]

Big Congratulations @Lucky-Platt

[MOO]

!Awesome

[AnnaFleet]

Here's mine Only a small charity project but you've got to start somewhere

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08BVY17JQ/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_nseeFbCKN8HVF

[Lucky Platt]

@LisaF Thank you!!

[Lucky Platt]

@Jeremy-Ross thank you!

[Lucky Platt]

@xin-li thanks it's exciting!

[MOO]

@smceccarelli Wow! You've been busy! I'm not surprised love your work!

[MOO]

I published two more. Self published so they might not be perfect but...I'm okay with that right now.

Amusing Alphabet Alliterations

https://www.amazon.com/Amusing-Alphabet-Alliterations-Marsha-Ottum/dp/0997627565/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3QYUMUY4IRZ8K&dchild=1&keywords=marsha+ottum+owen&qid=1603688970&sprefix=marsha+Ottum+owen%2Caps%2C279&sr=8-2

Lullabyes for Sleepy Eyes
https://www.amazon.com/Lullabies-Sleepy-Eyes-Marsha-Ottum/dp/0997627573/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3QYUMUY4IRZ8K&dchild=1&keywords=marsha+ottum+owen&qid=1603689050&sprefix=marsha+Ottum+owen%2Caps%2C279&sr=8-5

One more isbn number to use up I will be publishing my second annual monster project coloring book after the end of the month.

[Judy Elizabeth Wilson]

Superhero Children's Book I worked on this children's book over the summer.

[danielerossi]

Do the books have to be published after starting an SVS course? I’m assuming yes

[MOO]

@danielerossi Well, to be honest, I guess anyone can publish a book but taking the classes makes the illustrator improve. I self publish on Amazon and the classes have really helped but, I can see a lot of places I can improve on myself. Finishing a book is a great learning tool to. You can see where you need help

[LisaF]

Wow, so cool to see all these! Let's keep this thread going If you have a published children's book out in the world, or know of a fellow SVSLearn student who has one, let us know!

[xin li]

The first picture book I illustrated in English is out this September. Very Excited for this one.

https://harpercollins.co.uk/products/the-star-makers-apprentice-sam-hay?variant=39272157577294

I have one Picture book in Norwegian came out in 2020:
https://www.cappelendamm.no/_babysang---rim-regler-og-sanger-for-de-minste-9788202659189

The book did OK. I received my first loyalty report right before the summer holiday :-), very cool. I was also commissioned to do another book with similar concept for the same publisher. I just wrapped up the project before the summer holiday, and the book is coming out this September as well :-).
https://www.cappelendamm.no/_god-natt-----rim-regler-og-sanger-for-de-minste-9788202702649

And here is another book that will also be out this September.
https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/You-Are-Home/Mackenzie-Porter/9781534496088

Personally, I have a very mixed feeling about the last book. But as Jake Parker always says "finished, not perfect".
Right now, I moved on to the next picture book which will be a non-fiction book. I am also writing my own picture book, a completely new adventure.

I also did a book cover art and some interior work for a YA fantasy novel.
https://www.cappelendamm.no/_tankespinneren-vibeke-koehler-9788202628932

The book got some attention in the country, and I have seen the book poping up around in the city, and around social media and news paper/magazine reviews. It was really cool to see. Unfortunately, there is no tradition to have the illustrator´s name on the cover (I have asked for this, but the AD said "sorry, we can not do that"). So I did not get much benefit from it apart from being happy to see the book around

[Erichousel]

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[Erichousel]

@LisaF

Hi! This is my first post here. My brother and I self published a book on Amazon last year. My brother, a Physical Ed Teacher and Coach, wrote it and I did all the illustrations and layouts. As a long ago Art grad I knew I needed help to get to a pro level. I needed to find a place to level myself up as a children’s book illustrator and creator. I’m currently taking the Children’s Book Pro class and I’m blow away with how much I didn’t know. I’m also impressed with how much more of a reality my long time goals are becoming thanks to Jake, Lee and Will.

Thank you ALL at SVS!

Eric H
https://www.amazon.com/Monster-Game-Mark-Housel/dp/B085RTHJY4/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=“Monster+game”+Housel&qid=1626999619&sr=8-3

Instagram.com/eric_housel

[Larue]

I've illustrated quite a few for the educational venue over the years but here are a few I Illustrated for general public use.

The Snowman's Song by Marilee Joy Mayfield
A Mother's Love by Marilee Joy Mayfield
Joey by Dana Lynn Coles
Jimmy's Gone Green by Kathy Cane

[Jeremiahbrown]

This is a neat thread! I've illustrated 2 self published books. I was wondering where I might be able to find other SVS student projects.
https://www.amazon.com/Help-Monsters-Jeremiah-Brown/dp/B099BW7Y1P/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=with+help+from+monsters&qid=1627044019&sr=8-3

https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Feed-Ducks-Jeremiah-Brown/dp/B08Y4RLQNJ/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1627044138&sr=8-5