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Melissa Mathews in The Curious Classroom - Page 21
I'm thrilled to reveal the quote that will adorn the back cover of Isle of Elsi Book Two by Hilda creator @luke-pearson
"In a world full of fantastical worlds for children, there is nothing exactly like Isle of Elsi. It’s on one hand a world of friendly faces and bright colours, making it an immediately welcoming comic for young readers to explore on their own. On the other hand, the wordplay, attention to detail and refusal to oversimplify make it an ideal world for kids and adults to explore together. Presenting everything in crystal clear cartooning with a satisfying indie comic charm, Alec Longstreth has crafted a timeless children’s saga; a world of sincerity and community as well as dragons and adventure. And it’s a world I believe readers will want to revisit time and time again." -Luke Pearson, Hilda and the Mountain King
The kickstarter campaign is running until July 7, so there is still time to back it and tell your friends!
It means a lot to me to receive this thoughtful quote from one of my favorite cartoonists! I've been an avid reader of the Hilda series from the beginning, and it has been such a joy sharing these comics I love with my kids. If you have not read the Hilda comics yet, adventure awaits!
The Isle of Elsi Book Two Kickstarter is 83% funded with about two weeks left in the campaign! I need about 40 more book backers to meet the funding goal. Please help me spread the word - THANKS!
#Drawgust: Dragon drawing using a children’s activity book called “Isle of Elsi” where a roll of the dice dictates what head shape, body size, wing type, etc. you need to draw (second picture below). Bottom of first picture was made was made using the book, and top of first picture is a more realistic interpretation.
When I rolled the dice I got: 1) Snake body, 2) Head with overbite, 3) Cute eyes, 4) Ram horns, 5) Bird wings, 6) Lobster limbs {3 of them}, 7) and Stripes
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Although I drew this yesterday I forgot to post it until today.
R.J. Jr. in The Dragon’s Librarian - Page 55
http://www.isleofelsi.com/comics/ioe1/page-55/
This week: tree climbing!
R.J. Jr. in The Dragon’s Librarian - Page 49
This week Rex explores the woods!
http://www.isleofelsi.com/comics/ioe1/page-49/
R.J. Jr. in The Dragon’s Librarian - Page 46
http://www.isleofelsi.com/comics/ioe1/page-46/