historical illustration
Three recent articles for the Mayfarer magazine illustrated by Sonia entitled ‘Hall of Fame’, ‘Dreamland’, and ‘Bartholomew Fair’.
Tags: collage , Digital collage , editorial illustration , editorial illustrator , historical illustration , hotel , magazine editorial , market , Mixed media , Sonia Hensler , The Covent Gardener , The Dorchester , The Mayfarer , Victorian , victorian artwork , victorian era
Meet rule-breaking ‘The Song Sisters’ illustrated by Jianan Liu , part of ‘The Book of Sisters: Biographies of Incredible Siblings Through History’.
This fascinating non-fiction book takes kids on a whirlwind tour of women’s history, from the courts of Imperial China to the French Revolution.
Available Feb 2022 from Neon Squid.
Tags: Asia , asian , Asian illustrator , Biography , Children's book artist , Children's book illustrator , children's illustration , children's illustrator , China , Chinese , Chinese history , Chinese illustrator , historical biography , historical illustration , history , Jian Liu , Katie Nelson , MacMillan , Neon Squid , non-fiction , non-fiction for kids , Olivia Meikle , portrait , Portraiture , Tang Dynasty China , The Book of Sisters , The Song Sisters
Charlotte Brontë’s classic Gothic novel comes to life for children! Wheels, pull tabs, and other interactive elements invite kids to hide with Jane in the window-seat and help her solve the mystery of Thornfield Manor.
Illustrated by Olga Skomorokhova for Familius, this lastest title in the Lit For Little Hands series is available from October.
Tags: Charlotte Brontë , Children's artist , Children's book illustrator , children's books , children's illustration , children's illustrator , classic literature , Classic Tale , Classics , Familius , gothic , gothic novel , Historical , Historical fiction , historical illustration , history , Jane Eyre , KidLitArt , novelty books , Olga Skomorokhova , Picture Book Artist , Picture Book Illustrator , picture books , Thornfield Manor , Workman , Workman Publishing
For their Winter issue, The Covent Gardener magazine commissioned Sonia to create an illustration inspired by the painting by William Powell Frith in 1860. The artwork depicts Claude Devaule, a French Highwayman in Restoration England.
Tags: carriage , Claude Devaule , editorial illustration , editorial illustrator , French Highwayman , Highwayman , Historical , historical illustration , history , Restoration England , royalty , Sonia Hensler , The Covent Gardener , Victorian , Watercolor artist , Watercolour artist , William Powell Frith
