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On Tuesday, March 26, at 7:00 am, the phone rang in the home of Isol Buenos Aires.

Nice to meet: Isol: notebook - Online Journal of Culture and Literature for Children
On Tuesday, March 26, at 7:00 am, the phone rang in the home of Isol Buenos Aires. "This zentangle patterns is Sweden," she said over the line. "We're from Astrid Lindgren Prize." This year the prize was awarded to Isol. Argentine creator selected from 207 applicants sixty-seven countries, after having been nominated in the past many times. This award Drive - by the Swedish government to express appreciation to the authors, illustrators and organizations that promote children's literature and youth, and encourage reading. In what they do they reflect the spirit of Astrid Lindgren. Featuring award committee authors, librarians, literary scholars and literary critics. Annually awarded prize winner of $ 5,000,000 zentangle patterns Swedish kroner (about 780,000 dollars). Past winners include Maurice Sendak, Christina Nestlinger and Philip Pullman.
These were the reasons of the prize committee: "Isol creates zentangle patterns Fiktz'rboks children's eye level. Illustrations vibrating energy and emotions explode. Using restrained braces and always innovative solutions, zentangle patterns is shifting perspectives rooted, and pushing the boundaries of the medium Hfiktz'rbok. zentangle patterns Taking the bright look of children the world as a starting point, it raises the questions through a powerful artistic expression, and offers answers to open. using loose humor and levity, it is also related to the dark aspects of existence. "
Marisol Misenta, stamp pen name Isol was born in Buenos Aires in 1972 and studied art at school Rogelio Yrurtia. Is a writer zentangle patterns and illustrator, plus also excels in music. Isol is one of the founders of the electronic pop band Entre Rios and appeared as a soloist with the band until 2005. Now it appears soprano ensemble of baroque music of the 17th century. The ensemble bears the name The excuse. zentangle patterns She participates in another zentangle patterns musical project with her brother.
The figure zentangle patterns in the artistic style is very unique and personal to her, and is characterized by simple lines, expression and naivete of the characters, the pastel colors that define it and humor reflected in her work. Library as the author and illustrator publishing houses published in Mexico, Spain, France and Argentina. She burst upon the scene as published in Mexico in 1997 Hfiktz'rbok first she wrote, "dogs life".
Important milestone in her career was when she was asked to illustrate the book by Paul Auster, "A Christmas Story of Auggie Wren." Then went on to publish more Fiktz'rboks. Asked why Hfiktz'rbok is the preferred genre for her, she replied: "Actually, I feel comfortable and free when I create Fiktz'rboks. I do not know whether this is because there is an openness on the part of the audience to the genre, but I feel I can express themselves in this genre, and find many recipients both children and adults., I love to tell a story through images., I love literature and poetry and graphics. I'm doing something I consumes a reader: illustrated stories.'s love genre guides me Bbhirotii; When I create - the books are the product zentangle patterns of pens and brushes. "
About self believes its "literary I would like to quote her responses in interviews conducted with the past, and when receiving the award. One interview she was asked: Who is the reader zentangle patterns stands before your eyes when you are working on a book? "The only thing I think about," she said, "is that the book should be good, and the criteria that I use to set this up is basically personal reasons., As happened to me when I was drawing pictures or singing., I know I created the genre of Fiktz'rboks' It should be understood by a child, but that does not stop him to have several levels of reading. zentangle patterns these are my favorite books that influenced me as a child. "
When asked about the effects zentangle patterns in the illustration she replied: "I zentangle patterns have a lot of influence manufactured different. They are many and the list varies, but I found the Du Buffet, oriental art, Schiele, zentangle patterns Miro. In comics was mainly influenced by the works of Breccia or Winsor Mc Kay, besides all produced now and interested. somehow I think these looks, looks of the teachers, the looks of the people I admire. This brings me to demand from myself, and I think will happen to the reader to read the book. I never degrading reader. involuntarily is what I do arouse a kind of pleasure like that I feel when I watch the works I so enjoy them: pleasure excites you and inspires a desire zentangle patterns to do and think about things that I had anticipated. Same thing happens zentangle patterns to me with the texts I write out of love for poetry absurd, and the intention to produce powerful lyrics and intelligent, never formal. while I imagine zentangle patterns those who will come to school, zentangle patterns I like to think of mind curious and playful, rather than reading a certain age. "
It is important to note that creates another Argentine, Maria Teresa Andruetto, received international recognition in 2012 with Andersen Prize. Isol asked how she perceives the Argentine produce consciousness in children's literature in a field that is often not appreciated is appropriate. Among other things, she replied: "I think the award give new thought about literature: not as reduced, moral, zentangle patterns teaches you to go pee, but something breaks canons, prejudices and fears."
She added that "the Argentina zentangle patterns international occupies a combination of little humor English, a little French aesthetics and a dash of Latin America colors and lack of fear of the wild. Rewards zentangle patterns looking for things zentangle patterns that break the expected and the trade that it has too much".
Pearl Fellman - immigrated from Argentina in 1982. In 2012, retired after many years of working as a librarian in Argentina and Israel, especially in encouraging zentangle patterns reading. In 2000 spoke with Library Director Lower Galilee, Dina Bar, an international conference to encourage reading. In 2003 published translation of her book "historia de un amor exagerado" Argentine writer Graciela Montes. In Hebrew the book is called "Love in the flowers."
Congratulations Isola, she is an illustrator GP

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