Introducing My Illustrator – Alisha Towers

23331417_10214418134348629_6158921860491765160_oI am excited to announce that, over the past view months, I have been collaborating with artist, Alisha Towers, to produce illustrations for my tales. Based in South-West Victoria, Alisha has been working tirelessly behind-the-scenes to create wonderful artwork for a selection of the more popular tales with the goal of producing illustrations for all of them in due course. To introduce herself to you, Alisha has submitted a beautifully handwritten bio below. I have also included hyperlinks further down so you can check out some of the illustrations in context.

PLEASE SHOW HER SOME LOVE AND VISIT AND LIKE HER FACEBOOK PAGE HERE: https://www.facebook.com/AlishaTowersDesigns

Alisha Handwritten Bio [Smaller jpg]

Screen Shot SpiderScreen Shot SpacemanScreen Shot ZoeScreen Shot ScarecrowScreen Shot BlanketScreen Shot Crab FireflyScreen Shot FeatherScreen Shot Liam LostScreen Shot Night VisionScreen Shot StellaScreen Shot Pet Rock

My name is Gregg Savage and, every night when the house is quiet, I write and publish a free children’s story at dailytales.com.au for you to share and enjoy.

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  2. Hand-drawn (and handwritten) is certainly NOT dead! People like Alisha prove it. Liked the note. It’s important that we stay connected to the physical part of our expression; the things that are translated directly from our hands to the medium, not via a keyboard or too much CGI. Good luck!

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    1. Isn’t it awesome? Alisha originally messaged me a photo of all the drafts she had written saying she was ready to type it out. Then we decided it would be cool to have it hand written so we’re glad it worked out!

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      1. I’ll say, Gregg. A mammoth effort and one to tell the grandkids about, for sure! (But I suppose you’ll just be reading them your stories instead!) 😊

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