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Art That Makes People Smile | January 5, 2009

Jenny Meilichove is a freelance illustrator and artist currently living in Jerusalem, Israel. “I was born in Russia and at the age of 11 I came to Israel with my family. Last summer I finished my studies In Bezalel academy of art and design. Finally! I studied design in Illustration Department, and finished it with excellence award,” says Jenny. “Now I’m living with my boyfriend in Jerusalem, and we have a cat together! His name is Blueskii, and he’s the most beautiful and beloved cat in the world. No, seriously. He loves to jump up and sleep on my … Read More »


 

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Retired Teacher Helps Children Build Character | December 19, 2008

Betty Ward Cain is a published author, musician and retired teacher.  The accomplished author has developed children’s books that emphasize character building and phonics.

Betty, can you share a little bit about yourself and how you got started?

I was born an extremely shy daughter of a minister/missionary. I chose the unlikely profession of a school teacher. I loved my job and spent 30 years teaching children. It was hard for me to give it up when I retired, so I determined to use my experience to continue helping others through my writings.

Over the years, I had several student teachers from a … Read More »


 

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Plush Characters Will Melt Your Heart | November 24, 2008

Jen Bennett Gubicza is a graphic designer, owner of Zooguu and has always been drawn to designing for the target audience of kids and families. As a creative director at a studio called Big Blue Dot, where she was able to design kid-focused products for companies like Disney, VIZ Media, National Fire Protection Association, MoMA and more. She loves bold color; simple, clean design; and making products that appeal to people of all ages. A stuffed animal can be functional as a toy, but it can also be a beautiful object to enjoy in the home or office.

I made my … Read More »