You can still see SCBWI WWA art at the Washington State Convention Center through Jan. 8, or check out the art and artists online here.   Obidinah Heavner Why did you choose to submit this art? I chose this for the drama! the intrigue! and the first turning point in the story “Ocho Loved Flowers.”... Continue Reading →

You can still see SCBWI WWA art at the Washington State Convention Center through Jan. 8, or check out the art and artists online here.   Nancy Foulke Why did you choose to submit this art? For quite a while now, I have been experimenting with night skies and clouds with moonlight shining on the... Continue Reading →

You can still see SCBWI WWA art at the Washington State Convention Center through Jan. 8, or check out the art and artists online here.   Stacia Stojanoff Why did you choose to submit this art? It's a good representation of my style with whimsy, textures, and a rich color palette. What does being part... Continue Reading →

You can still see SCBWI WWA art at the Washington State Convention Center through Jan. 8, or check out the art and artists online here.   Kevin Cain Why did you choose to submit this art? I did this piece as a portfolio sample. It's from Watership Down. I submitted it because it's got bunnies,... Continue Reading →

You can still see SCBWI WWA art at the Washington State Convention Center through Jan. 8, or check out the art and artists online here.   Craig Orback Why did you choose to submit this art? I am excited to be illustrating a new series, Boy's Camp (Sky Pony Press), so I thought this scene... Continue Reading →

You can still see SCBWI WWA art at the Washington State Convention Center through Jan. 8, or check out the art and artists online here.   Tara Larsen Chang Why did you choose to submit this art? She's a little scary to keep around the house (with the eating of pets and small children, you... Continue Reading →

You can still see SCBWI WWA art at the Washington State Convention Center through Jan. 8, or check out the art and artists online here.   E. Sattler Why did you choose to submit this art? This piece was the result of a SCBWI pre-conference assignment. Plus, I liked how it turned out. What does... Continue Reading →

You can still see SCBWI WWA art at the Washington State Convention Center through Jan. 8, or check out the art and artists online here.   Ariel T. Smith Why did you choose to submit this art? This illustration for Carroll's "The Mad Gardener's Song" represents the direction in which I want my art to... Continue Reading →