Then she painted the illustrations in oils on stretched canvas. She had costumes made for her models and took photographs. In the back of the book in the illustrator's note Ruth Sanderson talks about how she used models to draw sketches for her entire book. It follows a narrative trajectory where some actions increase the reader's emotions. The high point or climax of this picture book is when Briar, the princess, pricks her finger. There is a large quantity of text because the illustrations alone could not tell the tale. The images and texts are bordered to tell more of the story.The background color of the paper is a light tan giving the impression that it is an old tale passed down. The illustrations are shaded with black which reveals a renaissance theme. The illustrations are lower in value because of the dark hues the illustrator chose to use. It is a tale filled with magic, royalty, romance, and courage. Books about Sleeping Beauty Books about fairies Books about fiction The Creatives Behind the Book JY Author Jane Yolen Jane Yolen (hailed as the Aesop of the twentieth century) has written more than 350 books, won numerous awards, and received six honorary doctorates in literature. This edition is retold by Jane Yolen and illustrated by Ruth Sanderson. "The Sleeping Beauty" is a classic fairy tale that has been passed down from generations.
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