Nina's Illustration/Animation Blog

A few weekends ago, I went to the Alliance Francaise in New York City to see a series of cut-paper silhouette animations, "Princes and ...

In the last several months, I've been enjoying watching the iPhone become a place to see interesting art and graphics. Visual artists ca...

As a brief addendum to the previous post: Tiny Inventions' Ru Kuwahata and Max Porter have outdone themselves in collaboration with They...

Recently, my Parsons Pre-College Program teaching colleague Ru Kuwahata and I had the opportunity to present a lecture to the New York chapt...

Not long ago, I was asked by some Brooklyn musician pals to make some artwork for their album of children's music: "El Baile Del So...

Caps for Sale, told and illustrated by Esphyr Slobodkina, is one of my favorite books from childhood, for both the cleverness and playfulnes...

Going back to the very first entry on this blog, I wrote about the Hungarian influence on my work, which stems from growing up in a home wit...