Kids Imagination Adventure-Classic Books
How did you feel about classic adventure fantasy books when you were a child? So your kids feel the same way? With the inundation and immersion of digital media, tv, and video games, kids today may not have even heard of the titles on this cartoon crossroads.
For me, the classics were approved, readily available, and doorways to imagination. Inspired by the classics I wrote my first short story (200 handwritten pages) at age 9, called The Great Peanut Butter and Jelly Escape. The self-illustrated ‘book’ cover was also my first. This is a peek into how it all started.
This illustration is 100% digital. It started as a sketch on the Modbook tablet. It sat as a sketch for awhile. Stuck for further ideas, I went back to the sketch and doodled a bit more. I wouldn’t call this 100% done, but when is anything?
For the visually Impaired, the books shown are (See haw many you can name on your own):
A Tale of Two Cities
Gulliver’s Travels
Arabian Nights
Peter Pan
King Solomon’s Mines
Dracula
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
The Wizard of Oz
Wuthering Heights
The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland
Treasure Island
Sherlock Holmes
Journey to the Center of the Earth
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