Amy Preveza is an artist, a children's book illustrator, and an
art teacher from Connecticut.
A member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), Amy can be found most mornings before the sun is up, (not to mention the kids) drawing at her table in the front window, surrounded by a rainbow of pencils, paint tubes, piles of sketches, children's books and coffee mugs... music playing.
*Amy shows her work in the SCBWI, and NESCBWI portfolio showcases (Springfield MA, and New York NY)
* When she is not working with students or creating art, Amy can be found walking her greyhound Steve, or driving someone somewhere.
Education - Boston College, BA '94, M Ed '95
An art teacher (K-8) and a CT certified special needs educator (mild/moderate & severe, K-adult,)... Amy has taught in public school systems, private settings, and community based horticultural work sites developing and supporting programs that promote community inclusion, functional curriculum and creative expression.
art teacher from Connecticut.
A member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), Amy can be found most mornings before the sun is up, (not to mention the kids) drawing at her table in the front window, surrounded by a rainbow of pencils, paint tubes, piles of sketches, children's books and coffee mugs... music playing.
*Amy shows her work in the SCBWI, and NESCBWI portfolio showcases (Springfield MA, and New York NY)
* When she is not working with students or creating art, Amy can be found walking her greyhound Steve, or driving someone somewhere.
Education - Boston College, BA '94, M Ed '95
An art teacher (K-8) and a CT certified special needs educator (mild/moderate & severe, K-adult,)... Amy has taught in public school systems, private settings, and community based horticultural work sites developing and supporting programs that promote community inclusion, functional curriculum and creative expression.
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*Why the paper bag? She has been known to draw on the back of grocery bags, which turned into a habit… and now she uses brown kraft paper on a regular basis (no longer relying strictly on Trader Joe's for "canvas") 
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all images ©Amy Preveza