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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Elise GravelPublisher: Drawn and Quarterly Imprint: Drawn and Quarterly Dimensions: Width: 16.50cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.408kg ISBN: 9781770462786ISBN 10: 1770462783 Pages: 100 Publication Date: 06 June 2017 Recommended Age: From 8 years Audience: Children/juvenile , Children / Juvenile Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsElise Gravel invites the reader in to the world of her little black notebook. In it are creatures and places familiar and imaginary, in a style that embodies quirkiness, whimsy, and humor ... an open-hearted drawing prompt for kids, or adults, who want to draw more. --Youth Services Book Review If Found... Please Return to Elise Gravel... feels like accidentally uncovering the greatest (and silliest) sketchbook of all. --The Hollywood Reporter What, exactly, does it take to be a great artist? ... as Gravel gracefully demonstrates, it actually can (and should be!) a lot of fun. --School Library Journal [If Found] offers a kind of evangelism for the joy of drawing, as expressed through tons of Gravel's silly, colorful critters... Make ugly drawings. Make stupid drawings. Make a lot of drawings, and make them for yourself. --Paste.. .a bright, colorful and quirky paean to drawing, imagination, and creativity. --NPR This fascinating, quirky and liberating glimpse into the creative process will inspire budding artists and daydreaming doodlers alike. --National Reading Campaign A rare mix of wackiness and savvy counsel--just right for getting the creative juices flowing. --Kirkus Reviews.. .a valuable message for adult artists that want to achieve a more liberated state of mind... --The AV Club What, exactly, does it take to be a great artist? ... as Gravel gracefully demonstrates, it actually can (and should be!) a lot of fun. --School Library Journal A bright, colorful and quirky paean to drawing, imagination, and creativity. --NPR If Found... Please Return to Elise Gravel... feels like accidentally uncovering the greatest (and silliest) sketchbook of all. --The Hollywood Reporter [If Found] offers a kind of evangelism for the joy of drawing, as expressed through tons of Gravel's silly, colorful critters... Make ugly drawings. Make stupid drawings. Make a lot of drawings, and make them for yourself. --Paste A rare mix of wackiness and savvy counsel--just right for getting the creative juices flowing. --Kirkus Reviews A valuable message for adult artists that want to achieve a more liberated state of mind... --The AV Club This fascinating, quirky and liberating glimpse into the creative process will inspire budding artists and daydreaming doodlers alike. --National Reading Campaign Elise Gravel invites the reader in to the world of her little black notebook. In it are creatures and places familiar and imaginary, in a style that embodies quirkiness, whimsy, and humor ... an open-hearted drawing prompt for kids, or adults, who want to draw more. --Youth Services Book Review Author InformationElise gravel is an author illustrator from Montreal, Quebec. After studying Graphic Design, Gravel pursued a career writing and illustrating children s books, where her quirky and charming characters quickly won the hearts of children and adults world- wide. In 2012, Gravel received the Governor General s Literary Award for her book The Great Antonio, about the famous Montreal strongman with a heart of gold. A prolific artist, she currently has over thirty children s books to her name which have been translated into a dozen languages, including I Want a Monster! and The Disgusting Critters series. Elise Gravel still lives in Montreal with her spouse, two daughters, cats, and a few spiders. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |