Comments on: Do you know of authors/illlustrators/series simmilar to beatrix potter? http://beatrix-potter.your-collection.com/blog/do-you-know-of-authorsilllustratorsseries-simmilar-to-beatrix-potter Beatrix Potter Information and Fun Sun, 29 May 2011 01:56:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: bethlearn http://beatrix-potter.your-collection.com/blog/do-you-know-of-authorsilllustratorsseries-simmilar-to-beatrix-potter/comment-page-1#comment-18 bethlearn Thu, 15 Jan 2009 18:57:20 +0000 http://beatrix-potter.your-collection.com/blog/do-you-know-of-authorsilllustratorsseries-simmilar-to-beatrix-potter#comment-18 I'm not sure of your time frame. These people may be too contemporary for you, but stylistically they seem appropriate and may be worth your time to look at. Tasha Tudor, who does not always focus on animals, but does so beautifully, at times, and Jan Brett, whose illustrations are marvels of detail. There are at least two more who are eluding me, if I think of them I'll edit. It sounds like a nice project. Good luck. I’m not sure of your time frame. These people may be too contemporary for you, but stylistically they seem appropriate and may be worth your time to look at.

Tasha Tudor, who does not always focus on animals, but does so beautifully, at times, and Jan Brett, whose illustrations are marvels of detail.

There are at least two more who are eluding me, if I think of them I’ll edit. It sounds like a nice project. Good luck.

]]> By: sammi http://beatrix-potter.your-collection.com/blog/do-you-know-of-authorsilllustratorsseries-simmilar-to-beatrix-potter/comment-page-1#comment-17 sammi Mon, 12 Jan 2009 08:13:57 +0000 http://beatrix-potter.your-collection.com/blog/do-you-know-of-authorsilllustratorsseries-simmilar-to-beatrix-potter#comment-17 How about "Frog and Toad?" Or any books by Jan Brett, such as "The Mitten" and her Hedgie books? Although I'm not sure they are Victorian but they are not Bugs Bunny-ish. Additional: Graeme Rowland Base- "Animalia," "Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky," etc. Maybe Eric Carle? Although his illustrations are beautiful, I don't think they pertain to what you are asking. But you might want to take a look :) How about “Frog and Toad?”
Or any books by Jan Brett, such as “The Mitten” and her Hedgie books? Although I’m not sure they are Victorian but they are not Bugs Bunny-ish.

Additional:

Graeme Rowland Base- “Animalia,” “Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky,” etc.

Maybe Eric Carle? Although his illustrations are beautiful, I don’t think they pertain to what you are asking. But you might want to take a look :)

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