Cliff Knecht Artist Representative
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Sparkhouse Family Books (our client) just announced that two books illustrated by Peter Grosshauser won Gold & Silver Illumination Awards! The awards are designed to honor & bring increased recognition to the year’s best new titles written & published with a Christian worldview. The Spark Story Bible received a gold medal & The Story of Christmas won a silver medal!
Great new illustration by Bob Scott – check his portfolio for more recent images!
Two new dinosaur paintings by Phil Wilson – illustrated in acrylic and measuring 18by24. The first painting depicts a group of Amargasaurus – a 33 foot long South American dinosaur from the early Cretaceous period. The second painting shows a Therizinosaurus intruding in an Oviraptor nesting ground. This dinosaur had 11 foot arms with 2 1/2 foot long claws! Check Phil’s portfolio for more fabulous dinosaur illustrations!
These images were actually created for greeting cards by George Schill but would be great for the children’s book market. George just used these for a client mailing and you can see more art @www.georgeschill.com. Click on the children’s area on the site.
Two more examples of Carol Newsom’s children’s illustrations! Carol has created so many images over the years for children’s books – view her portfolio for a great selection of kids, animals, fairy tales, & educational materials!
Another new dinosaur painting by Phil Wilson – this one pictures two 25 feet long Carnotaurus coming into a group of Gasparinisaurs. These dinos were all from Argentina. Check Phil’s portfolio for more exciting dinosaur art!
Fabulous new dinosaur painting by Phil Wilson. It’s a herd of the bizarre Isisaurus being pursued by a Rajasaurus. These dinos were found in India in 1997. View Phil’s portfolio for more great dino images!
A great new painting by John Walker – Apocalyptic Mind. Check his portfolio for more wonderful illustrations!
A fantastic new painting of a Diplodocus grazing by Phil Wilson – consider him for your next dinosaur project! Interesting that as I post this “Dippy” is being removed in London – much to the outrage of dinosaur lovers everywhere!
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