http://somethingtocherish.com Cherish Flieder >> illustration, design, art licensing, children’s books, and product development Thu, 19 Jun 2008 20:04:54 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en This post is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password: http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/54 Just released! You can find Something to Cherish™ highlighted on page 100 of Total Art Licensing Summer/Fall 2008 issue. Click here to enjoy the whole magazine. Total Art Licensing is published in May and January and has a readership made up of manufacturers and retailers around the world. It covers key ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/40 May 2 - 30, 2008 It was an joy to exhibit two of my recent pieces of “Something to Cherish” watercolor/embroidered art in the 18th Annual Colorado Alliance of Illustrators Members Show. As VP of the Colorado Alliance of Illustrators, I had the honor to help organize and promote this event ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/18 With SO much happening everyday in the children's publishing area, it can be very difficult to stay on top of things. Andra from Just One More Book just sent me this cool children's book resource. I hope you find this as interesting and educational as I did. . .www.JustOneMoreBook.com "A ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/17 The Orphan Works Act of 2008 will endanger the rights of anyone who creates intellectual property.It will expose your art to commercial infringement. It will include work from professional paintings to family snapshots. It will include published and unpublished work. It will include any image that resides or has ever ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/16 Here's a letter from Joanne Fink that explains how licensing works and why the OW bills will be detrimental to artists that license their work. It's like licensing 101 for congress ... My name is Joanne Fink, and I am the President of Lakeside Design, a Central Florida ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/15 Sheri Gaynor of feistyfemales.com interviews illustrator and entrepreneur Penelope Dullahan. You may also know Penelope Dullahan from Illustration Friday. If you are looking for a way to kick start your ideas, this is worthy of your creative input. "Penny will share how she made the transition from art director at ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/14 Presentations should be prepared with the clients “needs” in mind. This sounds simple but it’s not as straight forward as it first appears. However, before you do anything you must understand the market sector you are aiming at. Read On… http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/13 Greeley, CO (March 3 - April 25, 2008)Cherish Flieder and Benjamin Hummel, Colorado native artists & children's book illustrators, in conjunction with the Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators, bring to Colorado art lovers a show entitled "Illustrated Books." Through April 25th, the Madison and Main Gallery in Greeley, ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/12 By PHYLLIS KORKKIPublished: February 17, 2008 "By one rough estimate, Sandra Boynton has sold around a half-billion cards, which may make her one of the best-selling card creators of all time."Read Full Article ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/11 http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/10 Michael Woodward ran one of the first art licensing companies in the world, in Europe, where he licensed over $600 million in retail products over 22 years. When Michael speaks, everyone listens. If you are wondering if your work is right to license or not, this is one presentation you just ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/9 After sketching the desired image for Lovey Dovey in my sketchbook, I re-drew my line work onto the watercolor paper. This picture shows the watercolor/embroidery process at stage 2. You can see the sketch lines on the Arches paper and the palette is mixed and ready to go. The color ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/8 This week I sent out a mailing of 700 postcards to announce my first international trade show exhibition in the License & Design section of the Craft & Hobby Association's Winter 2008 trade show. It would have been a little easier, but the post office mailed me 700 GUM backed ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/7 Something to Cherish™ is listed as a Craft and Hobby Association (CHA) exhibitor in the Winter 2008 issue of Total Art Licensing. Something to Cherish™ will be exhibiting in booth 3096 in the License and Design section at CHA's Winter 2008 show in Anaheim, CA. Total ... http://somethingtocherish.com/archives/41