A Conversation with Belgian National Treasure Illustrator Kitty Crowther

In the information age, the digitization of images has brought a considerable impact on art publishing. In response to this phenomenon, French publisher Pyramyd launched a series of art anthologies to convey the voices of artists to the public, and this book is one of them. In the book, Véronique Antoine-Andersen leads readers into the world of illustrator Katie Scott through a series of "conversations," intertwining topics such as childhood, values, inspiration, and working methods. The poetic language is like a soft net woven from feathers, allowing readers to wander within it, as if time stands still, thus enabling them to settle down and discover and understand Katie Scott's work experience and life philosophy. The book also includes a wealth of illustrations, including photographs of the artist, her studio, and her creations, and reveals the stories behind Katie Scott's creations, allowing readers to reconstruct the illustrator's works from a behind-the-scenes perspective.