Give the Gift of Life
- May 26, 2008 was the first day of the rest of my life! After a long wait I received a liver transplant. I will always be grateful to my donor and their family for such a priceless gift. –Scott E Franson
- Give the Gift of Life | www.donatelife.net
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Monthly Archives: September 2006
Illustration Friday: Quiet
Quiet Too Quiet, is this weeks new unBook that will never be at a store near you. Have you ever noticed that when the kids are quiet, it is a blessing, but if they are too quiet, there is a big … Continue reading
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Sorry!
Well the other day my favorite publisher passed on a new story that I sent them. It was a nice letter and so I know I should be grateful, but I have really been in the dumps. The publishing business … Continue reading
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Analyze your illustration portfolio
The Most Valuable information I picked up at the 2006 SCBWI Conference, is a portfolio review form from Cecilia Young, art director. It covers what an art director for children’s books is looking for in an illustration portfolio. The categories … Continue reading
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Doodle Exhibit
I have added a new exhibit to my online gallery. You are invited to come and visit. Scott E Franson: Gallery Share this:EmailPrintShareDiggFacebookStumbleUponReddit
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Illustration Friday: Phobia
Here is another publication that I did not write. But it is based on my real life phobia. I hated to go to the freezer when I was young because of the fish. Fish that my father caught, froze and … Continue reading
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Illustration Friday: Change
I didn’t write this publication and I am not going to change the baby:) You can see other books that I didn’t write here. More Covers You can see one book that is written & illustrated by Scott E Franson here. … Continue reading
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Fresh Fish
This is a study for a project that is in the preliminary stages. The story is finished and now is the time to discover what the setting of the story will look like. It is fun to experiment. The story … Continue reading
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