By: Destiny Browning

 A type of paint. Usually bolder colors. Examples  No, David  Rumphius

 Intricately cut paper that creates very detailed illustrations. Example  Golem

 Cut and torn paper Many illustrators make their own paper. Examples of collage  Fredrick  Snowy Day

 Images created or edited with a computer. Example  Knuffle Bunny

 Paint that displays a light reflecting brilliance. Example  When Sophie Gets Angry

 Creates images that are black, white, and grey. Example  Jumanji

 Creates very realistic images. Examples  Rapunzel  Snow Toward Evening  Mountain Dance

 Created by scratching the top layer of paint to reveal the bottom layer. Examples  Iron Horses  Faithful Friends

 Usually light colors with undefined shapes. Examples  Blue Butterfly  A Chair for My Mother

 A combination of different types of media and techniques. Example  Joseph Had a Little Overcoat

 Images created using a piece of wood or linoleum like a stamp. Has heavy dark lines. Examples  Once a Mouse  Snowflake Bentley

 Powdered pigment Examples  One Lucky Girl

Dr. Lina L. Owens (Children’s Literature)