DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: CHRONICLE BOOKS

BOOK COVER REVEAL

We're ecstatic to share the cover of Dinara Mirtalipova's upcoming illustrated book “Russian Tales: Traditional Stories of Quests and Enchantments" published by Chronicle Books & slated to be released in September 2021. Click on the link above to pre-order your copy today!

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AMERICAN ILLUSTRATION 40 WINNERS!

🎊🎉Congratulations to Red Nose Studio, Jungyeon Roh, and Dinara Mirtalipova for their works being chosen and selected for American Illustration 40!🎉🎊

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ARTIST: Red Nose Studio
TITLE:
Creating Corporate Culture
CLIENT:
BYU Marriott Magazine

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ARTIST: Jungyeon Roh
TITLE: The Fairy & The Fried Shrimp

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ARTIST: Dinara Mirtalipova
TITLE: How to Love the World (Book Cover)
CLIENT: Storey Publishing

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ARTIST: Dinara Mirtalipova
TITLE: Fantastical Day in Nature (part of mural series) Chosen for Website
CLIENT: Church+State

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: ECOATM

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“Happy Earth Day to all Earthians! Staying kind to nature is no longer an option, it's our duty! With the rise of technology we tend to collect so much of old electronic devises and often we have no clue how to properly recycle them. Luckily there are organizations like ecoATM who will take care of recycling for you - all you need to do is to find a recycling kiosk in your area.”

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SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS 62

The Society of Illustrators has announced its annual selection of winning entries from the thousands of entries submitted worldwide. Judged by a jury of professionals, including renowned illustrators, art directors and designers, the official selection represents the most outstanding works created throughout the year. These illustrations will be honored in two award ceremonies, featured in the 62nd award annual, and presented in two January exhibitions at the Society of Illustrators gallery in New York.

Big congratulations go out to Dinara Mirtalipova, Hye Jin Chung, and Red Nose Studio, who all had work accepted into the Society of Illustrators 62 exhibit and book, with winning entries in the Editorial, Book, Institutional, Uncommissoned, and Surface/Product Design categories. Way to go!

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA, Equilibrium Goddess for Pottery Barn

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA, Equilibrium Goddess for Pottery Barn

HYE JIN CHUNG, Housewarming Party for Family Store UK

HYE JIN CHUNG, Housewarming Party for Family Store UK

HYE JIN CHUNG, The Dogwalker for Plansponsor

HYE JIN CHUNG, The Dogwalker for Plansponsor

HYE JIN CHUNG, Waiting for Dumplings

HYE JIN CHUNG, Waiting for Dumplings

RED NOSE STUDIO, Maximillian Fly for HarperCollins

RED NOSE STUDIO, Maximillian Fly for HarperCollins

RED NOSE STUDIO, The Girl Who Speaks Bear for Scholastic

RED NOSE STUDIO, The Girl Who Speaks Bear for Scholastic

RED NOSE STUDIO, Truth, Lies & Uncertainty for Scientific American

RED NOSE STUDIO, Truth, Lies & Uncertainty for Scientific American

RED NOSE STUDIO, Truth, Lies & Uncertainty for Scientific American

RED NOSE STUDIO, Truth, Lies & Uncertainty for Scientific American

RED NOSE STUDIO, Truth, Lies & Uncertainty for Scientific American

RED NOSE STUDIO, Truth, Lies & Uncertainty for Scientific American

RED NOSE STUDIO, Truth, Lies & Uncertainty for Scientific American

RED NOSE STUDIO, Truth, Lies & Uncertainty for Scientific American

For: Society of Illustrators 62

 

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: ORIGINAL ART SHOW

More great awards news! Dinara Mirtalipova‘s illustrations for Leila in Saffron were accepted into The Original Art Show at the Society of Illustrators. The exhibition, The Original Art: Celebrating the Fine Art of Children's Book Illustration, opens tonight – Thursday, November 14th, 6-9pm – at the Society of Illustrators (128 E. 63rd St.) in New York City.

Leila in Saffron, published by Zareen Jaffery’s new Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing imprint Salaam Reads, is the story of a shy young girl who discovers all the things that make her special. Dinara’s illustrations capture both the gentle tenderness of the love between a girl and her grandmother, and the exuberant colors, patterns and energy of their rich culture. Written by Rukhsanna Guidroz, Leila in Saffron was released in June 2019.

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For: The Original Art Show, Society of Illustrators

 

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: ONCE UPON A TIME

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Dinara Mirtalipova collaborated with Compendium for Once Upon a Time: A storytelling kit to make family memories into tales, written by Miriam Hathaway.

“This captivating storytelling kit includes 20 illustrated cards to prompt the telling of family memories and also includes a companion storybook to capture every tale.”

For: Compendium

 

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: LEILA IN SAFFRON

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Dinara Mirtalipova created the illustrations for Leila in Saffron, written by Rukhsanna Guidroz and published by Simon & Schuster. Written for children aged 4-8, the book tells the story of a Pakistani-American girl named Leila who visits her grandmother’s house for their weekly family dinner, and finds parts of herself and her heritage in the family, friends, and art around her. Kirkus Reviews says: “Mirtalipova’s mixed-media illustrations expertly convey the vivacity and warmth of Leila’s family and their Pakistani culture.” The book is available June 18th, 2019.

For: Simon & Schuster

 

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: EQUILIBRIUM GODDESS FOR POTTERY BARN

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Dinara Mirtalipova’s Equilibrium Goddess limited-edition art print is available at Pottery Barn to celebrate International Women’s Day. Pottery Barn collaborated with Women Who Draw and will donate 20 percent of the proceeds to HERproject, a non-profit that strives to empower low-income women working in global supply chains by providing them with resources for health, financial/economic stability, and gender equality.

For: Pottery Barn

 

DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: TEMPLAR PUBLISHING

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Dinara Mirtalipova created the illustrations for Cinderella, written by Katie Haworth and published by Templar Publishing. This beautiful cut paper diorama-style pop-up book is described as a “triumph of paper engineering with wonderful illustrations” and is available now through Amazon.

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DINARA MIRTALIPOVA: PUBLISHING NEWS

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Great news from Dinara Mirtalipova – Salaam Reads, a Muslim children’s book imprint from Simon & Schuster, has purchased the rights to Rukhsanna Guidroz's Leila in Saffron, illustrated by Dinara Mirtalipova. 

From Publisher's Weekly: "Zareen Jaffery at S&S/Salaam Reads has acquired world rights to Rukhsanna Guidroz's (l.) Leila in Saffron, illustrated by Dinara Mirtalipova. The picture book follows a Pakistani-American girl named Leila who uses her senses of sight, smell, taste, and touch to cook a family meal with her grandmother and delight in the various items in her grandmother's home that speak to Leila's unique identity. Publication is slated for summer 2019; Wendi Gu at Janklow & Nesbit represented the author while at Sanford J. Greenburger Associates, and Chrystal Falcioni at Magnet Arts Collective represented the illustrator."

For: Salaam Reads, Simon & Schuster

 

Dinara Mirtalipova : Easter Eggs

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Culture Trip just wrote a beautiful article about Dinara Mirtalipova's Easter eggs. 

Here's a quick snippet of the article

Culture Trip: When did you start painting eggs?

Dinara Mirtalipova: Painting eggs for Easter is a family tradition, started by my grandma Lilia. She celebrated Easter and baked Easter bread called kulich (кулич). As a child I loved to watch her doing it and I loved to help with dying eggs. After she passed away, I continued to decorate eggs for Easter year after year and now it’s become my tradition.

CT: Do particular places inspire your work?

DM: I know it sounds too obvious, but inspiration hides everywhere. I love taking nature walks with my daughter, I love listening to ethnic music, taking trips to museums or libraries, I love collecting fabric, ethnic dolls and coins. So it’s hard to name one destination, I think it depends on what you’re looking for.

Read this gorgeous piece here and share the news!