Nancy Vo was raised where the sun rose in the prairies and set behind the Rockies. She studied architecture and fine arts. By day, she works as a facility planner, where her colleagues politely tolerate her love of bad puns and argyle socks. By night, she works on picture books. The Outlaw and The Ranger are the first two books in her picture book trilogy, Crow Tales.
THE OUTLAW or THE RANGER
The presentation opens by showing images of the city, past and present. Then there is usually a reading from one of the picture books. Depending on the age of the audience, there is a brief talk about the making of a picture book. Images of works in progress and process are discussed. The presentation ends with a drawing session where the author draws crows in the style of other illustrators to show that there are many different interpretations of the same subject.
Best for:
Presentations for school groups of up to two classrooms ranging from Grades 2 to 4. Students are encouraged to ask questions throughout the presentation. The presentation will be a combination of video images shared to screen and speaking to the audience through video conference.
THE OUTLAW or THE RANGER
The presentation opens by showing images of the city, past and present. Then there is usually a reading from one of the picture books. Depending on the age of the audience, there is a brief talk about the making of a picture book. Images of works in progress and process are discussed. The presentation ends with a drawing session where the author draws crows in the style of other illustrators to show that there are many different interpretations of the same subject.
Best for:
Presentations for school groups of up to two classrooms ranging from Grades 2 to 4. Students are encouraged to ask questions throughout the presentation. The presentation will be a combination of video images shared to screen and speaking to the audience through video conference.
