LECTURES:
Creative Mornings Kansas City “Ethos”
ICON 11 Kansas City “Hot Mess”
PODCAST INTERVIEWS:
Windowsill Chats w/ Margo Tantau / Part 1
Windowsill Chats w/ Margo Tantau / Part 2
Highlight Real w/ Josephine Kimberline
Elevenses “Reaching You Full Creative Potential”
EXHIBITIONS:
“Deliberate Reverie” Group Show, Beco Gallery 2022
“Venusian Vigil” Group Show, Vulpes Bastille, curated by Quinn and Mark Allen
Society Of Illustrators Original Art Show NYC 2021
“I Am Extraordinary” Lena’s Wonderlandcurated by Tokyo Bunny 2018
“Draw What You Dig” Studio B, curation and exhibitor 2010
PRESS:
New York Times 2023 Gift Guide
Rebecca Green's Blog My Blank Paper
Kansas City Voyager Article
Publisher's Weekly Tiny Blessing's Book Review
Kirkus Tiny Blessings Book Review
Jama's Alphabet Soup/Indie Artist Spotlight:
Sarah Walsh is an internationally published illustrator, painter & designer. Whether it's children's books, gift products or editorial, nature & mystical subject matter are the mainstays of Sarah’s work. Her drawings can be found anywhere, from a tote bag for Blue Q to a fully illustrated version of Roald Dahl’s classic book Matilda. While her clients keep her busy, Sarah also maintains a consistent personal practice. Her sketchbooks are a place for her to dream, goof off, experiment and keep track of her ideas. Sarah typically works with a mix of acrylic gouache, colored pencils, photoshop and procreate. Sarah and her partner Colin also run a Kansas City based shop called Tigersheep Friends where they design and sell a variety of fun art prints, home decor, apparel and accessories. You can reach her at tigersheep7@gmail.com or through her art agents Lilla, Susan, or Kim at lillarogers.com
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Simon & Schuster • PBS • Storey • Chronicle • Penguin Random House Nosy Crow • Blue Q • eeBoo • Galison • Frankie Magazine • Djeco• Mud Puppy Workmans Pub • Viking Young Reader • Teen Breathe • Flow Magazine Hallmark Cards • Nordstrom • Kazoo Magazine • The Guardian Walter Foster Crate & Barrel • Running Press • Washington Post