This is probably too heavy of an answer: I was raised my grandmother and probably felt very empathetic to this baby bird trying to find his real mother. What was your favorite book as a child and why?Īre You My Mother? by P.D.
Later on I learned how to bring dinosaurs back to life with animation! Cut-outs force me to design simple and rely more on basic shapes to communicate.ĭid you always draw and create? Did you always want to be an artist as a child?ĪLWAYS! As a child I wanted to be a paleontologist, Jurassic Park convinced a whole generation of kids that you could have a pet dinosaur. I love the texture and simplicity of collage. Thank you! Paper cut-out might be my favorite. We absolutely love your illustrations and papercuts–what is your favorite medium to work with?
His illustrations make us so happy! We're honored to have him in the interview hot seat. Christian currently lives in San Francisco where he works mostly in the medium of paper-cuts and animation. We are ever-so-excited to be interviewing Red Cap artist, Christian Robinson in the artist spotlight today! He is the illustrator of Harlem's Little Blackbird, which was nominated for an NAACP Image Award in 2013, and most recently won the Ezra Jack Keats Award for his work in Rain!.
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