Somehow Rachel Rodriguez and Julie Paschkis have succeeded in conveying the contemplative beauty at the heart of Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings and life.

Somehow Rachel Rodriguez and Julie Paschkis have succeeded in conveying the contemplative beauty at the heart of Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings and life. The prose is spare and reflective, mimicking the cadences of the natural world: "A canyon calls her. From the bottom at dusk she sees a long line of cows above, black lace against a dusky sk.

Rachel Victoria Rodriguez; illustrations by Julie Paschkis. Rachel Rodríguez has published in the Los Angeles Times and aired essays on northern California public radio. Through Georgia's Eyes is her first book. She lives in San Francisco. Julie Paschkis has illustrated many books, including Bottle Houses. Through Georgia's Eyes is her first book using cut-paper collages. She lives in Seattle, Washington. Rachel Victoria Rodriguez.

About Rachel Victoria Rodriguez: Her father is Puerto Rican American and . See if your friends have read any of Rachel Victoria Rodriguez's books. Rachel Victoria Rodriguez, Julie Paschkis (Illustrator).

About Rachel Victoria Rodriguez: Her father is Puerto Rican American and her mom is Slovakian American. Rachel is proud of her mixed cultural heritage. Rachel Victoria Rodriguez’s Followers (2). Ann Arbor, Michigan, The United States.

Through Georgia's Eyes book. Julie Paschkis (Illustrations).

But Georgia O'Keeffe was indeed a rare commodity, and her talent and determination could not be denied. She saw the world filled with color, brightness, light and astonishing shapes. Whether she lives in the city or on her beloved Ghost Ranch in New Mexico, "Every where she looks, shapes hum and sing to he. Art is her means of communication, more intense than the spoken or written word. Paschkis's remarkable cut-paper collages on acrylic perfectly evoke O'Keeffe's vision without ever seeming like mere imitation. It is not often that author, illustrator and subject come together so seamlessly. afterword) (Picture book/nonfiction.

by Rachel Victoria Rodriguez. Georgia O'Keeffe saw the world differently from most people

by Rachel Victoria Rodriguez. Georgia O'Keeffe saw the world differently from most people. As a child she roamed the prairie with a sketch pad in her hand, struggling to capture on paper what she saw all around her. At art school she learned to speak in paint on canvas.

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Home of author Rachel Rodriguez and her children's books about Antoni Gaudi, Building on Nature: the Life of Antoni Gaudi & Georgia O'Keeffe, Through Georgia's Eyes. Through Georgias Eyes - a lavishly illustrated biography of this amazing American artist and her dream to depict the inner beauty she found in her surroundings and nature

The team behind Through Georgia’s Eyes pays homage to another singular artist. In this absorbing volume Wong and Paschkis examine the familiar yet surprising qualities of dreams.

The team behind Through Georgia’s Eyes pays homage to another singular artist. Often framed by art nouveau embellishments, striking visuals in warm browns and greens show off Gaudi’s wor. n enchanting introduction. Paschkis’s swirling imagery and Wong’s quiet yet haunting words skillfully simulate the reveries they recount. Publisher’s Weekly Winner: A New York Times Best Illustrated Book An NCTE Notable Children’s Book.

Keeffe's birthday: Through Georgia’s Eyes by Rachel Rodriguez. This beautiful, evocative picture book biography of the "Mother of American Modernism" features simple, reflective prose from Rodriguez and vivid, colorful illustrations by Julie Paschkis.

Today's A Mighty Girl Community Pick is in celebration of Georgia O. .Keeffe's birthday: Through Georgia’s Eyes by Rachel Rodriguez. As a child, Georgia O’Keeffe roamed the prairie near her home with sketchbook at the ready; as a teen, she learned how to make her vision appear on canvas. It celebrates those who are determined to follow their dreams, as well as those who are comfortable in solitude.