Isol is a children’s book illustrator based in Buenos Aires, who has illustrated for several authors such as Jorge Luján, Graciela Montes and Paul Auster.
She has quite a following, and no wonder – her deceptively simple illustrations say so much. Everything on her website is in Spanish, so if you’re not as linguistically challenged as I am, you can also peruse her blog which has a collection of posters that she illustrated. (of course, I can always count on Babelfish to help me out!)
{Thanks to Yael for the introduction into her work!}
you’re welcome Amy!!!!
I will let her know about your great post!
I follow and adore so much her work!
Like her lines!
grogeous work…thanks for sharing!!
Please come for a visit ,I have a GIVEAWAY going on!
HUGS
Char.x
The first illustration was done for the magazine Laberintos of Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
Hi Amy, Isol is great! She has done lovely books so far, hope she keeps going!
As for your friend the “fish-translator” I wanted to try it, as I’m always curious about those programs…. I copied your lines and selected UK-Italian. Wanna know the funniest thing ever? It translated Isol as insulator!!! I almost fell off my chair with laughter 😉