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Oscar's Painting


No. of pages 20

Published: 2013

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Oscar is an owl of many talents, including painting. When Oscar gets a surprise visitor, who does make quite a mess, the woodland animals come to help. But before long it's a very sticky situation! Every parent wants their child to have a vivid imagination. And Oscar's Painting certainly helps the imagination grow whilst telling a delightful little tale. Salome Mutter has successfully created a wonderful picture storybook which not only has beautiful hand drawn illustrations on each page, but she has once again managed to convey an important message in a short story. A book that every parent will want their child to have.

 

This book was recognised by the Ijocs Outstanding Book Award.

There are 20 pages in this book. This book was published 2013 by Hampton Bond International .

Salome Mutter's knowledge of Fine Art excelled after her studies at the Winchester School of Art, United Kingdom. While specialising in printmaking, she is experienced in painting, drawing, illustration and generally making an arty mess. Her work has been featured in Plog Magazine and she has taken part in exhibitions, such as Transitions at WSA. Her work is inspired by nature, a love of animals and an extensive collection of childhood cuddly toys. Salome Mutter has always been fascinated by stories and the images they create. Communicating completely new worlds and characters has become the creative power behind her art, inspired by childhood memories of stories illustrated by artists such as Jill Barklem and Pauline Baynes. "Illustration is about sharing something you love: an image, an atmosphere, a character or a whole world that exists inside your head. You put it on paper because you want others to be involved, because it needs to be enjoyed and cherished. " When not in the studio, Salome Mutter can be found outside photographing nature or biking round Epping Forest. Other pursuits include lots of reading and building her book collection; birds and psychology are popular themes, but nothing can beat a good fantasy novel! She enjoys playing video games, eating ice cream and cuddling her cat!

This book has been nominated for the following award:

Ijocs Outstanding Book Award
This book was recognised by the Ijocs Outstanding Book Award.

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