One of our favourite things about creating Storytime is working with so many incredibly talented children’s illustrators. And they come from all over the world. Every month, we dive into the portfolios of many and varied children’s illustration styles looking for the right fit for each story. It’s a privilege and a pleasure – and the collaboration process has been a joy. We might just have the best jobs in the world.
The varied illustration styles typical of Storytime magazine
To say thanks to the children’s illustration world at large, we’ve set up a special, permanent discount code. Any illustrators who wish to subscribe to Storytime magazine can get a 10% discount off the full price. It’s a great opportunity to see what Storytime is all about. Plus you can admire the work of your contemporaries and see what’s happening in the illustration world.
If you’d like to subscribe, all you have to do is click on this link. The discount will be applied automatically.
Do pass it on to the children’s illustration community.
Incidentally, if you’re looking for more inspiration, we have interviews with two incredible illustrators we’ve had the pleasure to work with since launching Storytime.
Tim Budgen illustrates our monthly poem, Alphabet Zoo with his trademark good humour. Meanwhile, Luke Flowers is the creative mind behind several of our favourite story illustrations, including the crazy Triantiwontigongolope. It appears in Storytime Issue 37. Both interviews are packed with top tips and interesting insights, so don’t miss them.
If you’re interested in submitting your portfolio to Storytime, you can find out more here.
We hope you take advantage of our Storytime illustrator discount and also hope our magazine gives you lots of inspiration!
Happy doodling from the Storytime team.
