Beatrice Blue Books In Order

Publication Order of Picture Books

Beatrice Blue
Beatrice Blue is a freelance visual development artist and illustrator that loves traveling and exploring the splendor of the natural world. She has also lived in many places.

If, for any reason, she cannot be found, she may just be hiding in some cabin inside some lost mountain located somewhere in the world. Beatrice always carries around with her a banana shaped pencil case that she has loaded with pencil colors, as well as storybooks, actual fruit, and sketchbooks. Oh and sticks which she picks up off the floor as well.

Besides traveling, she loves talking to kids, and music. Her favorite materials to work with are the iPad Pro, oils, watercolors, and pencils.

Beatrice gets inspiration from many different places. Sometimes from walking through the woods, her dreams, images, stories, films, colors, the light, childhood memories, or possibly general thoughts on a specific manner.

Her intricately detailed and richly colored creations convey a strong sense of whimsy and invite the viewer right into her fantastical realm.

She has undertaken creative work for Huion, HarperCollins, DreamWorks TV, Apple TV, Lightbox Animation, Nickelodeon, Hasbro, Quarto books, Procreate, Frances Lincoln, and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, as well as others. She is also the founder of the popular “Childhood Week” challenge on social media.

She’s never been to a college or university, but has studied in Madrid for two years, and then New York City for another three, and then on her own after that. She has also taken some online classes as well.

Beatrice began painting and drawing since she was about three years old. But she didn’t get serious about it until she got art school at the age of sixteen. She has continued doing art because of her parents, who have always encouraged her to make the best of herself and find happiness in everything she makes and does. Moving to New York City study anatomy when she was nineteen helped a lot too. Her teacher and friend at the time, Amaya Gurpide, which made her get really deep into drawing and painting as well.

She lives with Dani, her husband, and Jungle, her dog. She is constantly surrounded by some great adventures, as well as a ton of snow.

“Once Upon a Unicorn Horn” is a stand alone picture book and was released in the year 2019. Do you know how unicorns got their horns? It all started once upon a magical forest, when a young girl named June found tiny little horses learning how to fly in her garden.

However one of the poor horses could not fly at all! So, with help from both her parents, she thought of a very delicious and incredibly sweet way to make her new pal happy. Wonder what it could have been.

Beatrice delivers a sweet and lovely tale about friendship and has such an important message about being a late bloomer among friends is not such a bad thing. Her illustrations are astonishing as well.

“Wonder: The Art and Practice of Beatrice Blue” is a stand alone picture book and was released in the year 2020. Wander into this immersive illustrated universe of Beatrice Blue. Filled with enchanting natural scenery, playful characters, and captivating narratives, her designs are sure to appeal to everybody’s inner child. Her outstanding use of luminous finishes and vibrant color give her imaginative scenes vigor and life, as her expressive texturing techniques embellish her already intricately works that much further, creating designs with integrity and depth.

Discover how she harmoniously manages her life and work schedule to continue to be inspired and keep producing engaging and fresh art. She explains how she builds her astonishing compositions and considers each integral detail to create some balanced designs.

Make sure you take note of the invaluable insights that she has to share from the experiences she has had working for industry leaders and learn how to develop designs with personality, so that you too can stand out from the crowd. This beautiful little handheld hardback is the perfect title to carry around with you on all of your exciting adventures, giving you a portal to a deeply magical and colorful world.

“Once Upon a Dragon’s Fire” is a stand alone picture book and was released in the year 2020. Do you know how dragons actually got their fire? It all started once upon a magic kingdom, when a horrifying, fearsome dragon stalked the land.

He was so scary that he made kids scream, so mean that he ate kittens for breakfast, and was so evil that he blew huge storms out of his jaws. And that’s actually why it is so cold all the time. At least, that is what the stories said, anyway. When two kids called Sylas and Freya meet this dragon, they found something a whole lot different.

This is a beautiful book, in its message about not believing everything you hear or read and the power of stories. And the illustrations are tremendous too and readers are sure to be captivated by her enchanted pieces of art. There’s some nice messages and meaning about love, friendship, not judging by appearances, and the joy that reading books can bring.

“Once Upon a Mermaid’s Tail” is a stand alone picture book and was released in the year 2021. A beautiful story about protecting the oceans and friendship.

Theodore has got a small boat and a huge passion: collecting fish. There is nothing he loves better than finding a new fish for his collection. However one day, he finds something that he has never seen before: a small creature in a beautiful shell.

Ignoring the voice which tells him to just leave her alone, he takes her back home, however in a tank she only gets weaker. Can he learn that this creature belongs in the ocean, before time runs out?

This is another lovely little story with a good message from Beatrice, whose illustrations are once more beautiful and colorful. Her attention to detail truly is impressive as each one of the sea creatures looks unique from one another.