Working with Words & Pictures by Rob Sayegh Jr
Rob Sayegh Jr.News, tips and advice on working as a children's book author and illustrator by NY Times bestseller Rob Sayegh Jr.
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The Magic of Milkwood
This past week, I had the extreme fortune of being one of ten children’s book creators to participate in the Milkwood Residency program.
Rad Research for Children's Books
Since the release of DAWN PATROL: A FATHER AND DAUGHTER SURFING STORY, one central question I get is, did I always surf? It makes me laugh because I could barely swim before I wrote this book. I had zero surfing ability other than having be...
HOW TO CRAFT A PITCH DECK TO SELL YOUR PICTURE BOOK MANUSCRIPT.
Pitching ideas is not something new for me. When I was a toy designer, I would say about 80% of the job was just pitching ideas regularly. I learned a lot during that time. What works. What doesn't work. How easy it is to say "no" to a new ...
Why Personal Art and Exploration Matter in Today’s Illustration World.
As an illustrator, most of my ideas are born out of illustrations rather than story ideas that I jot down. DAWN PATROL: A FATHER AND DAUGHTER SURFING STORY was no exception. But instead of the idea starting with a sketch, it actually starte...
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I’m Rob Sayegh Jr., New York Times Bestselling children's book author and illustrator. I create playful illustrations, silly stories, and heartwarming characters to make people of all ages smile.
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