Wolf brother Artwork/Illustratio
Nadia writes…
I have loved your books since I was little. I aspire to be an artist/illustrator. And for my final project for university have illustrated 5 double page spreads and a book cover back and spine for the book wolf brother. Illustrating Torak, Fa, wolf and the bear. It would be a dream come true for you to see my work. I am a huge fan and adore your work. You inspire me!
Hello, Nadia. I’m delighted and honoured that my stories have inspired you! Last time I looked, there was a place on my wolfbrother.com website for readers to post artwork. If you feel comfortable with showing your work, that would be a good way of lett ing me see it too; but only if you’re comfortable with that. Either way, huge congratulations to you for having completed what sounds like a substantial final-year project – and the very best of luck with your career as an artist/illustrator!
Best wishes, Michelle
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