LULU'S
VOLCANO
A DIY PICTURE BOOK



Why a DIY Picture Book?
Liza shared drafts of Lulu with elementary school kids and one six-year-old named Abby liked the story very much, especially the "Presto Expando Imaginatio" spell and the whales. But she thought it needed pictures. Since Abby's a problem solver, she spent a Sunday illustrating the book. You can see her work above.
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As she drew, Abby asked good questions about feelings, like "what does it mean to go inside the angry?" Liza realized that illustrating the book allowed kids to engage with the message and the idea of a DIY illustration version of Lulu was born.
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Six Steps to
DIY Illustrations
for Lulu

SEE YOUR ART HERE
RESOURCES
HEAR KILAUELA VOLCANO'S
LAVA FLOW
HEAR KILAUELA VOLCANO'S
LAVA FLOW
HEAR KILAUELA VOLCANO'S
LAVA FLOW
I liked the volcano part because I like fast and powerful things.
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-First Grader
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A GUIDED MEDITATION
for MANAGING EMOTIONS
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UPLOAD YOUR LULU ART HERE
UPLOAD YOUR LULU ART HERE
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HEAR KILAUELA VOLCANO'S
LAVA FLOW
I liked the volcano part because I like fast and powerful things.
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-First Grader
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Some people think they aren't good at drawing but that's not true. You should try making illustrations.
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-Third Grader
I liked the volcano part because I like fast and powerful things.
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-First Grader
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Some people think they aren't good at drawing but that's not true. You should try making illustrations.
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-Third Grader