Children's book illustrator Isabel Roxas encourages other artists to explore other media to carry their artistic expression.
MANILA, Philippines – Isabel Roxas has transitioned from being a children’s book illustrator to a graphic novel creator. The New York-based artist believes that children will always possess a natural inclination for play, imagination, and the desire to find a sense of belonging.
INTERACTION. Children, who have a variety of questions about books, interact during a gathering graced by Filipino artist Isabel Roxas. – Studio Roxas“I was terrible at violin,” she recalled in an interview with Rappler. 2016 was a pivotal year. Roxas attended a comics class that allowed her to broaden her range, not only in terms of different printing innovations but also to fulfill a long-held aspiration: writing her own story. At the end of the course, she produced a 20-page mini zine titledParticipating in an indie comic festival, she met numerous enthusiasts and industry players, including someone from Nobrow who purchased a copy of her book.
“With the books I illustrated in the past, there were always at least two names on the cover: the author’s and mine. This time, I had no one to fall back on,” she said. “That’s what books gave me. At any point in my life, there was always a book where I found comfort, solutions, or even echoes of my own questions,” Roxas recalled.was released in October 2022. The third book in the series is currently being edited.
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