Jeffery Morgan

Broschiertes Buch

The Fairy and the Dragon

Beschreibung

A short tale about a chance encounter between a fairy and a dragon, and the friendship that blooms as they search for the fairy's lost heart.

Autor

Jeffery Morgan is a wild and creative art enthusiast. He's always on the lookout for new creatives to support and help get their work off the ground. Fairy and Dragon was one such endeavor - he granted Artist UltySo, Letterer Elena Nozarova, and Jack of Trades Sakai Dozier the chance to flex their creative muscles. This is but the first of many stories Jeffery wishes to tell, and only the start of his endeavors to bring new artists to light. This time around, Jeffery provides the initial stanzas of poetry that inspired the images in this story. An amazing artist, possessed of great vision and talent, Ultyso designed the Fairy and the Dragon that appear in this story and illustrated all of the scenes that appear in the story. Talented and flexible her skill with the digital pen is only matched by her real life artistic acumen (which just so happens to be pretty good!) Disciplined, diligent and delightful, are words that deftly describe this dynamic drawer of letters and words. Elena provided a custom designed font just for this story, made to accentuate the images of the story with their design while simultaneously blending into the overall art style of Ultyso, keeping the reader focused on the whole of the story, rather than just on an individual piece. Ever thoughtful and conscientious, Elena always knows just what to do when it comes to contributing to collaborative artistic endeavors. Jack of many trades, disciplines and hobbies, Sakai created the storyboard for the book and helped with the arrangement and direction of the images and text that appear in Fairy and Dragon. Another art enthusiast, Sakai leapt at the chance to create a children's story.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Neil Investments Inc
• Seitenzahl: 26
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Februar 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 147mm x 230mm x 2mm
• Gewicht: 86g
• ISBN-13: 9781667878799
• ISBN-10: 1667878794
• Artikelnr.: 67199507