Rebecca green illustration

Studies, preliminary drawings, and sketches for personal projects and client work.

For the month of February, I traveled to the southern island of Kyushu, to a small town called Itoshima. After taking the Shinkansen from Osaka, I boarded a local train in Fukuoka which carried me 45 minutes to tiny Ikisan station. Near the station nestled along the coast, sits Studio Kura, which ho

Rebecca Green finds wonder and inspiration in the every day. No moment or experience is either too seemingly trivial or too grandiose to make an...

A selection of older paintings from 2014-2018. Out with the old and in with the new I say, but some of these have such a place in my artist heart. The Hills of Melgadine The Great Cape Breton Escape The Girls Above the Fruit Shoppe Rain The Crane Wives Album Artwork

T his week I bought a tin of pumpkin tea and a cider scented candle, both of which I thought would make Autumn proud. She's at our doorstep, hiding red bouquets in the trees like easter eggs, blowing cold air into dewy mornings, and filling the hills with dense fog. Year after year around this time,

Smithereens: [smith -uh-reenz] Plural Noun. 1. Small pieces, bits. Smithereens are tiny pieces, fragments of a larger thing. In this series of blog posts, I share small slivers of my process, thoughts on materials, and insights into the larger world of illustration. A couple of years ago whe

GUESS WHAT! I got to work with some of my favorites humans again. You may recall the book I illustrated last year, HOW TO BE A GOOD CREATURE by Sy Montgomery , published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Well we’re BACK. Sy has written a beautiful children’s adaptation of the book and I was lucky en