Jean Cassels This is Me

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   0590522698: Fantastic Frogs! (Level 2) by Fay Robinson , Jean Cassels ...
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   Jean Cassels began her work as an illustrator in 1969 with biology textbooks.Since then she has illustrated encyclopedias, literature, poetry, monthly magazines and dictionaries for children.

3. 3. Jean Cassels Illustration...Biographic Sketch

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   Jean says her artistic career began at a very early age, when her parents finally said, "No, you can not have a horse!"
   
   So, she drew horses, lots of horses and all the other critters that were around her small town home.She drew frogs and snakes from the garden, moths from the window screens on summer nights, fish from the little creek that ran through the neighbor's wheat field and the little screech owl she found frozen one very cold winter morning.She says she has always been curious how nature works, how critters live their lives and how things are put together.
   
   She studied at Eastern Michigan University; The School of the Art Institute Chicago; and U of I at Chicago, School of Art and Design; where she received her bachelors of studio arts.In New Orleans she has taken master classes in figure drawing with Auseklis Ozols.She taught beginning and intermediate figure drawing at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts starting in the fall of 1994 until the fall of 1999 when she began teaching gouache techniques and botanical illustration.
   
   Jean began her work as an illustrator in 1970 with biology textbooks.