EPISODE · May 31, 2016 · 1H 3M
Ep 24: Children’s book author & illustrator Duncan Beedie on publishing his debut childrens book
from The Creative Condition podcast · host Ben Tallon
Author and Illustrator of the fantastic 'The Bear Who Stared' on Templar Books, Duncan Beedie talks us through the story of how a bear character illustration staring back at him in a moment of reflection would go on to become his debut book deal.Pulling back the curtain, Duncan details everything from the crucial importance of nuances to tell and effective story, to how he landed a three-book deal with Templar.This is not one to miss for anyone who has an interest in entering the world of children's book publishing.The Bear Who Stared is available online at: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bear-Who-Stared-Duncan-Beedie/dp/178370375X and at most Waterstones book stores, plus independent outletshttp://www.illustrationweb.com/artists/DuncanBeedie/view Duncan Beedie on Illustration Ltdhttp://duncanbeedie.co.uk/ - Duncan Beedie official sitehttps://twitter.com/DuncanDraws Duncan Beedie on Twitterhttp://www.templarco.co.uk/picture-books.html Templar Publishing official site
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Author and Illustrator of the fantastic 'The Bear Who Stared' on Templar Books, Duncan Beedie talks us through the story of how a bear character illustration staring back at him in a moment of reflection would go on to become his debut book deal.Pulling back the curtain, Duncan details everything from the crucial importance of nuances to tell and effective story, to how he landed a three-book deal with Templar.This is not one to miss for anyone who has an interest in entering the world of chi...
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