The National Literacy Trust updates the Duchess’s Bookshelves to include illustrators
The National Literacy Trust updates the Duchess’s Bookshelves list of 70 recommended books to include illustrators.
The Bookseller recognises Sarah McIntyre’s #PicturesMeanBusiness campaign
1 July 2016: The Bookseller magazine highlights the #PicturesMeanBusiness campaign with its 2016 Rising Stars list. “Rarely has a one-person campaign brought so much change in the industry as illustrator/author Sarah McIntyre’s Pictures Mean Business. Frustrated by a lack of recognition for her fellow illustrators (and herself: she was ignored on a Carnegie shortlisting for …
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Agenda: Sarah McIntyre on the importance of illustrators
20 May 2016: Sarah McIntyre’s article in the Herald Scotland
Fiona Noble calls for people in publishing to credit illustrators
18 Mar 2016: The Bookseller Journalist Fiona Noble calls for people in publishing to credit illustrators on covers and in advance information sheets and bibliographic data.
Illustrators are now included in the Carnegie Medal Longlist
The Carnegie medal: illustrators are now included on the Carnegie medal longlist. (Writers have always been included in the Greenaway illustration medal list.)…
Ross Collins speaks at The National about #PicturesMeanBusiness
HE is one of Scotland’s leading illustrators but Ross Collins still has to frequently fight his corner for a prominent credit on the books he illustrates…
#PICTURESMEANBUSINESS in The Guardian
21 July 2015: #PicturesMeanBusiness by Alison Flood in The Guardian…
#PICTURESMEANBUSINESS in The Telegraph
21 July 2015: #PicturesMeanBusiness by Kat Brown in The Telegraph…