Thanks! Maybe sort of. I'm not that old or skinny. Although when I was in school a painting teacher of mine said I was very old for my age-- as old as he was in some ways (he was 65 at the time).
I just posted a partial annotated bibliography. http://www.sgilpin.com/SGB.pdf
Hey guys! What to Do When You're Sent to Your Room won the Comstock Read Aloud Book Award for 2015! I'm pretty encouraged by it. Now the book gets a gold sticker on the cover.
Hey everybody! Here's some stuff I've been working on recently. I wanted to put the pieces together to see how they looked-- kind of like when you step back from a painting to see if you've got the proportions correct. These are all shirt designs for a line of t-shirts that I'm going to be producing out of my shop. I'm pretty excited about them. I think I'm going to do some more with this series, but I'm not sure what to do next.
I think the key to handling a backpacking trek is to always be generally active. Walk, run, bike, skateboard, roller skate —- whatever. Our bodies are made to move, and we need to keep them moving. I hear they tend to last longer and perform better that way, AND you’re more ready to take on that backpacking trek that comes up now and then without having to put a lot of time into getting in shape. You can spend that time instead on figuring out how to make sure you have what you’ll need and still be able to carry that monster of a pack on your back. Those things are heavy.
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Speaking of promotion, is there a list anywhere of all the children's books you've illustrated?
I just posted a partial annotated bibliography. http://www.sgilpin.com/SGB.pdf