Wunderbar!
My birdies flew all the way to Germany!
If you live there you can purchase these two books illustrated by me.
Published by Verlag am Eschbach:
Fange nie an aufzuhören, höre nie auf anzufangen & Ins Herz buchstabiert.
Both covers were made with my hand carved stamp designs.
Two more books will come out for their autumn/winter 2011 collection.
One is an anthology of poems about the joys of sending and receiving letters that will feature 20 of my bird collages with vintage postcards and ephemera & the other one
called "Soul Medicine" about all those little things in life that make us happy
by Christa Spilling-Nöker :)
posted by Geninne at 12:18 PM
Great news, looks splendid! :-)
Oh that's cool! I'm a frequent reader of your blog from Germany. Happy to see that your birdies can be found here as well. I'll keep my eyes open for the mentioned books :-).
Best wishes from Germany!
Liebe Geninne, Das ist ja wunderbar, I have always loved your beautiful bird designs. It's great to see credit given where credit is due. Congratulations!
Congratulations!!! I love seeing your work getting out there in the world! (So far I have a pillow, a planner, and a pocket book of puzzles with your art on it).
GORGEOUS!!!
Congratulations from me too!
I love your birds and they look so good in the book!!
Wonderful! My best friend lives there, so I will pass along the titles so she can look for them. Congratulations!
Das ist so schon!Congrats!AriadnefromGreece!
Geninne, these are wonderful! You should do a collaboration with Ed Emberley! I would love to buy your German books for my daughter, who is taking German at school and just got back from a trip to Germany/Austria (too bad she didn't see them when she was there!). Best of success with them!
Hallo Geninne.
Vielen herzlichen Dank! Ich werde beide Bücher kaufen. Sofort!
Ich freue mich riesig darüber.
Have a nice day.
lg
Ingrid
Cool - Glückwunsch!
Congratulations! You should be extremely proud of yourself! This is fantastic!!!
OH, wie schön! Nice too read some german words here. I need this books!
Greetings from Deutschland
Michaela
You just solved 2 of my annual "what the heck should I ive as present for christmas" issues; I allready know 2 people, who would be more than happy with these books ( and than there still me, who want´s to have them too :) ) The last thing I expect was finding your beautifull work here in Germany! That really is fantastic :)
hello gennine
when you do for french people!!
thank you for your amazing blog
isabelle
Huge congrats, Geninne - these look stunning!! Isn't it a wonderful feeling to see your work in print??
It must be so thrilling to see your beautiful work in print! Congratulations on this wonderful project!
i loved looking through those when i visited
even though my german is very rudimentary your illustrations made my experience amazing.
hugs
That is amazing!! Congratulations! Do you apply to these publishers? Or, do they find you on their own?
congrats! geninne
it looks beautiful
love the patterns and the colours are so bold
like the original images
great news...keep it up, always...
http://nanditark-lifeiscrafty.blogspot.com/
Congratulations - these look wonderful.
Felicitaciones, Geninne! Hermosísimos los libros. :-)
Glückwünsche! (At least that's what my Desktop translator tells me to say ;)
Both books look so gorgeous; I'm sure there will be many lucky folks in Germany enjoying them. I hope we'll get something in the same vein here in the US one day soon!
Oh wow, that is kompromisslos toll! I'll reblog that, as I have a German blog... :-)
Congratulations! They look perfect! I'll look for them next time I go to the german speaking part of my country (Switzerland)!
Congratulations! Your beautiful art is spreading all around the world!
That's great!
Very cool : )
I'm from korea.
I love your birds and your drawings.
I wanna see you and mexico !!
Great news! I live in Germany and will check out these wonderful books.
Micha
I love everything about them
- except the awful font on the covers. I wish they'd let you hand-draw it. Your work is amazing.
Fantastisch und so wunderhübsch! I always knew us Germans had taste! ;o)
beautiful! I love seeing how wonderful your birds look as the illustrations in books. Congrats on getting them published. Would love to be able to buy these in the US.
Great! I love your birds!
Genine, congratulations! You are truly blessed by the creativity goddess! I love seeing all you do and it is so wonderful that your work is universal - literally! I look forward to seeing which country (planet?) develops something with your beautiful art.
Congratulations!!! Thats great and I bet you must be so proud. Are these books printed in English as well?
Really great work and again congratulations!!!
Oh, wie wunderschön! Die werde ich ganz bestimmt kaufen!
Best wishes from Germany
Tanïa
Oh, I'm from Germany too and I will definitely check them out as presents :)!
Brillant! I love your blog and visit it regularly to see your work. Very inspiring. I'll keep the two books in mind when looking for presents later this year. So great that you work with this publisher! Can we expect more?
With best wishes from Switzerland!
So pretty!! I wish I knew german, but i think i'd buy them just to have nice picture books!
Congratulations!You deserve all grat sucess!
Bravo! Beautiful work, Geninne.
I am in LOVE! Those are beautiful. I love your birds and I love books written in other languages. This is a perfect combination.
Fondly,
Suz
oh, how wonderful! i will instantly order those books....
love, from germany
beautiful!
what are delightful birds.
it is one of my favorite creature.
Great - I can't wait to see it in a bookshop over here!
Beautiful. I think I'll buy it. :-)
Greetings from Germany
Dina
aww, that's just lovely news! i love the little fingerprint (?) people the most! congrats!
i love your blog by the way. i love your lovely tutorials on stamp carving...
Lovely illustrations, Geninne! Would love to see them in person! Great job on stamp patterns too!
I live in Germany, and I'm so happy I can now go into a bookshop and buy these books. Your blog is one of my favourites of all time. I have been reading it for ages and I don't know why I never commented before, maybe because I was overwhelmed by the beauty. :)