
I just wrote a short essay/slide show appreciation about one of my favorite artists, Virginia Lee Burton. It’s up here at Double X (no , not a porn site but rather Slate’s new women-centered web site).
CCS has been doing more curriculum involving childrens books and this is one section of the library that will grow quickly over the next year.
— James Sturm

Great slideshow James! The Virginia Lee Burton exhibit we saw really knocked my socks off – thanks for setting it up.
Ah, children’s books and graphic novels — a long, tangled history, but a lovely tapestry worth meditating over. We’ll dance on this one.
I heart Virginia Lee Burton, too!! I also heart the Center for Cartoon Studies and although I no longer call Vermont home, I’m so happy to see your organization flourishing. Outstanding!
My God– THANK YOU, James! I will definitely be bookmarking that link and checking it out.
Ms. Burton’s “Katy and the Big Snow” was my hands-down favorite book when I was little, and I still love it to this day. The way she used the negative space was phenomenal … it wasn’t blank, it was snow! Add in all the interesting border details, and to a little girl growing up in Alaska it was a slam dunk. <3