with the argentinian illustrator Delius. Her blog shows quite a bit of her sketchbooks and a comparison of the pencil drawings and the final digital artwork, like this example:
Visit her site to see high resolution examples of these charming illustrations and other works.
Poly Bernatene is argentinian, as well, and here is an inspiring video: 8 hours of digital work that mimics traditional techniques such as acrylic or gouache, compressed in a few minutes:
1000 Heads: the book
Inspiring books for the creative type
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From sketch to final digital illustration
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Janusz Grabianski
Janusz Grabianski (1929-1976) was a polish illustrator specialised in children's books. He used a bold and expressive watercolour and/or gouache technique in his artwork.
He illustrated the 1001 nights, the Holy Bible, the Andersen and Grimm tales, quite a few other children stories, and many more books.
If you have the opportunity to find a reissue or an used copy, don't doubt it: it's very enjoyable.
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