SI 520 - Midterm Jerry Pinkney Timeline
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Appointed to serve on the US Postal Services Cizens Stamp Advisory Com- miee from (1982 to 1992) Pinkney’s dislexia made success in school a chal- lenge. He was awarded a scholarship to the Philadel- phia College of Art upon graduaon, a tesment to his perserverance. Born in Philadelphia in 1939, Pinkney’s family supported his interest in art throughout his childhood, and life. Pinkney’s wordless The Lion & The Mouse was the 2010 Caldeco Medal Winner. Pinkney was awarded his second Corea Sco King award for his illustraons in Goin’ Someplace Special. 1964 1965 1971 1975 1985 1990 1993 1996 1999 2001 2005 2009 2009 2010 1988 A page from 2004 Caldeco Honor Book, Noah’s Ark. School of Fish - auconed off at the 2010 Carle Honors dinner, in New York, New York. Jerry Pinkney: Illustrator, 1939 - “The first step in envisioning a creature is for me to pretend to be that parcular animal. I try to capture the feeling of the creature, as well as its true-to-life characteriscs.” The Ugly Duckling, 1999 Pinkney oſten works on projects that reflect his African American heritage. Sweethearts of Rhythm, 2009 Timeline by: Adrienne Matteson Sources: Jerry Pinkney Studio (hp://www.jerrypinkneystudio.com/) , Harper Collins Author Pages: Jerry Pinkney (hp://ow.ly/4cfwu)
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Transcript of SI 520 - Midterm Jerry Pinkney Timeline
Appointed to serve on the US Postal Services Citizens Stamp Advisory Com-
mittee from (1982 to 1992)
2003
Pinkney’s dislexia made success in school a chal-lenge. He was awarded a scholarship to the Philadel-phia College of Art upon graduation, a testiment to his perserverance.
Born in Philadelphia in 1939, Pinkney’s family supported his interest in art throughout his childhood, and life.
Pinkney’s wordless The Lion & The Mouse was the 2010 Caldecott Medal Winner.
Pinkney was awarded his second Coretta Scott King award for his illustrations in Goin’ Someplace Special.
1964 1965 1971 1975 1985 1990 1993 1996 1999 2001
2005
2009 2009 20101988
A page from 2004 Caldecott Honor Book, Noah’s Ark.
School of Fish - auctioned off at the 2010 Carle Honors dinner, in New York, New York.
Jerry Pinkney: Illustrator, 1939 -
“The first step in envisioning a creature is for me to pretend to be that particular animal. I try to capture the feeling of the creature, as well as its true-to-life characteristics.”
The Ugly Duckling, 1999
Pinkney often works on projects that reflect his African American heritage.
Sweethearts of Rhythm, 2009
Timeline by: Adrienne MattesonSources: Jerry Pinkney Studio (http://www.jerrypinkneystudio.com/) , Harper Collins Author Pages: Jerry Pinkney (http://ow.ly/4cfwu)
