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Atanu Roy received the Big Little Book Award, illustrator category, in 2016. He has worked as a political cartoonist for many media houses. While in college he did his first book on the history of transport in single color detailed drawing in ink. His illustrations spread across decades, in magazines, advertisements and illustrations for children and adults. Atanu’s eye for detail makes his work most outstanding.
The Puffin Book of Magical Indian Myths, Puffin
The Puffin Book of Magical Indian Myths, Puffin
The Puffin Book of Magical Indian Myths, Puffin
The Puffin Book of Magical Indian Myths, Puffin
Chiknik Choon, Eklavya
Ek Chor Ki Chaudah Raatein, Ektara-Jugnoo Prakashan
Bindu, Namaste Magazine
The Story of Immortality, Brahmakumari
Adolf, Samsung Advertisement
The Ugly Politician, India Today Magazine
Pehle Aap, Dhamyug Magazine
Forrest, Namaste Magazine
A Unique Odyssey, Katha
Tree-pen, Namaste Magazine
An illustrator’s response. Poem in Marathi.
As an award winning illustrator, Atanu encourages budding illustrators and artists to find a voice and identity through their art. Art being an ever evolving space, building connections and communities to strengthen youth has been much of his interest. He has contributed significantly to the artistic growth of young illustrators and a mindful orientation towards illustrating for children.
Atanu Roy, drawing humour!
Local always inspires art.
Exploration of nature in art.
Perspectives and interpretation.
Engaging youth, creating a culture of art collective.
Creating Colour harmonies.
The art of demo-doing.
Nurturing budding illustrators.
Art, beauty and purpose.
Artists in their world.
A professional development certificate course that trains practitioners to imagine the library as an open and creative space for all curricular areas, especially reading for pleasure.
An annual award that recognizes and honours original and significant contribution of Indian authors and illustrators to children’s literature in Indian languages.
Parag’s annual Children’s Library Conference where library educators and others engaged in the library, with reading and children exchange ideas, present best practices and challenges.
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