AIGA ATL + MODA | “How Keeping A Sketchbook Changed My Life” a conversation with Mike Lowery

Please join us for “How Keeping a Sketchbook Changed My Life” a conversation with Mike Lowery, an exuberant and in-depth experience with an illustrator’s process.

This adult program is a special presentation held at MODA in collaboration with AIGA Atlanta on October 23, 2024, from 6-8 PM.

Mike Lowery is a renowned illustrator based in Atlanta, GA. In this lively and interactive presentation, Lowery shares the transformative power of daily practice by offering insight into his life-changing habit, illustrating the impact creativity, humor, and facts may have on our daily lives and how keeping a sketchbook changed everything.

Lowery’s creative practice intersects with writing, illustration, design, and other creative muscles. This presentation will begin with a 45-minute talk followed by an opportunity for questions and answers with the audience. To learn more about this illustrator, read his biography below.

About the Designer:

Mike Lowery is a New York Times Best-Selling Illustrator who has worked on more than eighty books for kids, including “The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School” by Laura Murray, “Mac B, Kid Spy” By Mac Barnett, “I Do Not Want to Read This Book.” by actor Max Greenfield and a series with Jeopardy Champion, Ken Jennings. He’s also the author of more than a dozen books, including “Pizza Shark,” the “Bug Scouts” series of graphic novels for kids, and the “Everything Awesome” series from Scholastic Books. He collects weird facts and illustrates them every day in his sketchbook. Mike lives with his wife Katrin and their two kids in Atlanta, GA. Explore Lowery’s website and Instagram to learn more about his work in illustration, books, sketchbooks, and so much more!