| Things I found, things I am saving for winter Cory's Pinecone Mound This week my newsletter comes late to you because I am dealing with the loss of my puppy, Kira. Rest In Peace I found some treasures for you: Ida, Always This story is about the grieving process and coping with loss. It is heartfelt, real, and emotional. Unlike many other books I've read on the same subject, this one features playful illustrations, which make it an excellent introduction to loss for children. By Caron Levis Illustrated by Charles Santoso Picture Books That Adults Will Enjoy Have you ever wondered how long it takes to write a picture book? A reminder to set SMART goals. The Guardian is looking for tributes and memories of Eric Carle , who died recently at age 91. Who knew that typewriter illustration was a thing? I am not sure if I have introduced this pair of writing and illustrating sisters: Natalia and Lauren O' Hara Today did not go as planned for me and while the circumstances may seem uncommon, it is not uncommon for things to get in the way of finishing my work. I often plan ahead, writing blog posts in bulk or pulling out old illustrations to post on social media in place of new ones, but the truth is, no amount of preparation can protect me from every setback. I like this statement from Sharon Spano in their blog , "Life will always get in the way of work. And it should because, well, work is only part of life. Work isn't life." If this newsletter resonated with you, subscribe using the links above. You may also visit my site for more content. Feel free to contact me with any thoughts or comments. xx Cory Collect 40% off a SkillShare Annual Membership when you use this link. Get a free Picture Book Writing Cheat Sheet by signing up for this newsletter . If you are looking for ways to make passive income as a writer or illustrator, try investing. Robinhood make it easy and you can collect one free stock using this link . Visit my Site This newsletter uses affiliate links. Let's gather pinecones together |
Things I found, things I am saving for winter
Cory's Pinecone Mound
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This week my newsletter comes late to you because I am dealing with the loss of my puppy, Kira. | |
I found some treasures for you: | |
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Ida, Always
This story is about the grieving process and coping with loss. It is heartfelt, real, and emotional.
Unlike many other books I've read on the same subject, this one features playful illustrations, which make it an excellent introduction to loss for children.
By Caron Levis
Illustrated by Charles Santoso
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Today did not go as planned for me and while the circumstances may seem uncommon, it is not uncommon for things to get in the way of finishing my work.
I often plan ahead, writing blog posts in bulk or pulling out old illustrations to post on social media in place of new ones, but the truth is, no amount of preparation can protect me from every setback.
I like this statement from Sharon Spano in their blog,
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"Life will always get in the way of work. And it should because, well, work is only part of life. Work isn't life." | |
If this newsletter resonated with you, subscribe using the links above. You may also visit my site for more content. Feel free to contact me with any thoughts or comments. | |
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This newsletter uses affiliate links. | |
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