Plumelet
A children's book written and illustrated by Victoria Fomina at present unpublished, is a winner of American Illustration 40 Awards!
Plumelet is a picture book bout the adventures of a little capricious princess, who meets good and bad fairy-tale characters who help her to mend her ways.
The Cats' Museum
The Cats’ Museum illustrated by Victoria Fomina wins the Mom's Choice Award!
Victoria was delighted to learn that ‘The Cats’ Museum’ written by Viviana Faletti had won this award, given by an organisation that evaluates products and services created for children, families and educators.
A Murderous Persuasion
Victoria works on her second cover illustration for the Jane Austen Tea Society Mysteries.
Published by Penguin Random House, A Murderous Persuasion comes with cover art revealing a curious mood.
An Unexpected Nativity
Victoria Fomina works on a warming Christmas message for Jacquie Lawson Ecards.
The animated card is on a traditional theme with a big twist and follows the playful antics of a cat and a dog in a barn at Christmas time.
The Snow Queen
Published for children with visual impairments and illustrated throughout by Victoria The Snow Queen is released.
This edition of Hans Christian Andersen's 'The Snow Queen' is a charity publication for children who need the best play and educational books to aid with their visual impairments.
Pride, Prejudice and Peril
The first in a new Jane Austen cosy mystery series, Victoria Fomina creates the book cover art. Written by Katie Oliver and published by Penguin Random House, Jane Austen is brought in to the modern world with the first in this new series of cosy mysteries.
It’s Up to Us
Victoria Fomina contributes to a Children’s Terra Carta for Nature, People and Planet.
Written by Christopher Lloyd with a foreword by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, the book is a voyage through Nature, the threats we face and an action plan for the future.
Your Journey to Freedom
Victoria Fomina creates mixed media illustrations on a tough topic for Brio Magazine.
Brio Magazine is a publication aimed at teenagers in the US and tackles subjects which are sometimes painful and close to families' lives. For this issue, Victoria was asked to work on illustrations for 'Moving Beyond Secret Ways of Self-Harm', where the magazine wanted to encourage and inspire teen girls affected by this distressing problem through showing the hope message versus the negative direction.