Gabriella Eva Nagy: Art and Literature

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ReadersMagnet revisits Gabriella Eva Nagy’s fantastic art, literature and how they impact children’s lives.

Gabriella Eva Nagy is a published author of children’s illustrated books, a prolific visual artist, a children’s advocate. In the past, we have featured several of her children’s books, including Enchanted Rainbows, Starlight Lullaby, The Dancing Butterflies, Lady, Lady, Ladybug, Swan Dance, The Island of Pearls, as well as her Seasons book series, among many others.

Gabriella Eva Nagy’s body of work consists of more than a dozen illustrated books. She is among the modern group of children’s book writers who consistently create quality and remarkable materials for young readers. Today, ReadersMagnet takes another look at books by Gabriella Eva Nagy– her art, literature, and how they help shape the minds of children today.

Gabriella Eva Nagy & Modern Illustrations

Each year, there are thousands of children’s illustrated books printed all over the globe. What makes Gabriella Eva Nagy’s body of works stand out is her unique artistic style when it comes to illustrations. As someone who has majored in computer animation and multimedia, Nagy has come up with her own brand of art.

Most, if not all, of her illustrations, are characterized by shiny and vibrant colors. Because Gabriella Eva Nagy mostly writes about nature and animals, her works showcase landscapes. Her books are filled with sceneries such as gardens, streams, forests, meadows, mountains, rivers, and the cold, beautiful artic (Moonlight Dance, Starlight Lullaby, and Winter Dreams).

It follows that most of Gabriella Eva Nagy’s characters are animals such as butterflies, insects, marine life, penguins, and a wide array of flora and fauna. However, unlike most children’s books, where images and illustrations are rendered in 2D flat colors, Gabriella introduces us to her rich palette of shiny, shimmering, vibrant colors. The layout as well as the compositions are uniquely her own and do not settle for the traditional types of children’s book images.

Nagy captures nature’s beauty and various moods, atmospheres, and seasons using modern tools and style. 

A Variety of Themes for Young Readers

Eva Nagy has produced over twenty children’s illustrated books. From 2014, Nagy published a wide variety of remarkable books such as Lady, Lady Bug, and Into the Valley of Lilies. Among Nagy’s early notable works include Swan Dance (2015), Tea Rose Garden (2015), The Island of Pearls (2016), The Land of Poppies (2016), Moonlight Dance (2018), and Straight Lullaby (2018).

Gabriella also released a series of books about seasons in 2017. They’re titled Winter DreamsSummer BreezeAutumn RainbowsRustle of Spring, and Seasons. One of her most celebrated works is Enchanted Rainbows. It was published in 2018.

Her most recent works include Enchanted Rainbows (2018). It consists of The Island of the Sun (2018), The Dancing Butterflies (2019), and Sweet Dreams, Ladybug! (2020). 

A Brief Background on Gabriella Eva Nagy

Gabriella Eva Nagy is an American children’s book author. She was born and raised in Hungary. Nagy holds a degree of Bachelor in Physics and Technology.

Gabriella also studied visual arts, specifically Computer Animation and Multimedia, at The Art Institute of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania. Knowledge and skill in art and multimedia are evident in all her published books. 

Aside from art and literature, Gabriella Eva Nagy is also passionate about children. She is the current director of the non-profit organization called Reflection.org.corp. It’s a multicultural platform that promotes and teaches Christian values through creative outlets. Reflections employ visual art, literature, and multimedia to engage young children and teach them good values. 

Learn more about Gabriella Eva Nagy’s works, you can purchase copies of her books or visit her author website today.

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