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Date de naissance: 1974
Sexe: male
Nationalité: USA
Lieu de naissance: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Lieux de résidence: Amherst, Massachusetts, USA
Études: Pomona College, California
Pasadena’s Art Center College of Design
Professions: writer
illustrator
artist for Pixar, Disney, Lucasfilm
film designer
art teacher
camp counselor (tout afficher 7)
graphic designer
Relations: Wife, daughter
Courte biographie: Born in Baltimore, Aaron Becker moved to California to attend Pomona College where he scored his first illustration job designing t-shirts for his water polo team. Since then, he's traveled to Kenya, Japan, Sweden, and Tahiti backpacking around while looking for good things to eat and feeding his imagination. He now lives with his family in Amherst, MA where he's busy at work on his next book project. You can find out more about what he's been up to lately at storybreathing.com. [retrieved 7/20/2019 from Amazon.com]

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Journey (Aaron Becker's Wordless Trilogy, 1) par Aaron Becker

This wordless picture book is a feast for the eyes. A young girl is bored while her family is too busy and so she takes a red crayon and draws out her journey to explore. Her journey takes her through a red door into a green forest. She then takes a red boad down a streams into a fabulous water castle village until the boats ends at the tip of a waterfall. She draws a red hot air balloon that floats her to a city in the clouds where she frees a magical purple bird that then lead the two on chase until the magic red carpet is drawn and the bird leads her to a purple door. Through the puple door in the tree she meets her friend with a purple crayon and they create a bike for two to ride away.… (plus d'informations)

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tlauermann | 262 autres critiques | Jul 23, 2024 |

The Tree and the River par Aaron Becker

A wordless picture book of time-lapse images copies Robert Crumb's classic "A Short History of America" cartoon to give the history of a bend in the river and the tree that sits next to it on a fantasy world with some advances and setbacks similar to the ones in our world.

Some of the time jumps were easier to follow than others, but I suppose the reader can make up any story they want to fill in the gaps left by the author. I just didn't find myself engaged enough to want to bother.

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villemezbrown | 10 autres critiques | Jun 10, 2024 |

Journey par Aaron Becker

When a lonely girl finds a red crayon on her bedroom floor, she draws a door on her wall and escapes into a world of magical adventure. Richly drawn illustrations follow her on her journey, as she uses her crayon to escape danger and ultimately find friendship. A beautiful wordless picture book with enough substance to enchant older readers. I absolutely loved it!

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kdegour23 | 262 autres critiques | May 29, 2024 |

The Tree and the River par Aaron Becker

A beautiful wordless book that views a tree and a river bend through the centuries as civilizaitons rise and fall in that location. The civilizations are clearly fictional, but with recognizable stages.

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KristenRoper | 10 autres critiques | Apr 15, 2024 |

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