Christine Mix

Christine Mix is a published children’s illustrator / author and teaching artist, living in Vermont.  She is a PAL member of SCBWI, CBIG-NYC, and listed on the New England Foundation’s Creative Ground, the Vermont Arts Council Teaching Artist Roster  and the Creative Aging Teaching Artist Roster.

Christine's illustrations have been published in, Write Out of the Oven!  For grades 5 - 8, written by Josephine M. Waltz, published by Teacher Ideas Press / Greenwood Publishing, 2005.  Her work was published in Stories for Children Magazine, Back- to- School- Issue, 2012.  Her short story Standing Up, was published, in Chicken Soup for the Child’s Soul Character-Building Stories to Read with Kids Ages 5-8, May 2007.  Chris currently has a few children's picture books, and  illustrated chapter books in progress.

Her work has been exhibited at the Chaffee Art Center’s, When the Wind Bears Go Dancing, an Exhibit of Children’s Book Illustrations, Rutland, Vt., Tilbury House Publisher’s One of Us / Powered by Girl Exhibit, at the Book Culture, NYC, for the Book Expo America, the Southern Vermont Arts Center, The Master Story Teller’s Exhibit, (CBIG), Poe Park Museum, in Poe Park, Bronx, NY.,  the Fairytales Exhibit (CBIG) at the Brooklyn Library, Brooklyn, N.Y., the Fur & Feather Exhibit at the Great Hall, in Springfield, Vt., and the Londonderry Arts & Historical Society, in Londonderry, Vt., South Londonderry Library, Martha Canfield Library, Arlington, Vt and Dorset Library, Dorset, Vt.

Christine has taught cartoon / illustration residencies at the Windham Elementary School, in Windham, Vt., 2016, Ferrisburgh Central School and The Bridge School, in Middlebury, Vt., 2018.  She presented a school visit as part of the Mt. Abraham Fine Arts Festival at the Mt. Abraham Union High School in Bristol Vt in 2023.

In Winter 2021 -2022, she designed an illustration Creative Aging Care Kit Program via the Central Vermont Council on Aging, made possible through Lifetime Arts, in partnership with the Vermont Arts Council, to design and deliver creative aging programs that support older adult participants in connecting meaningfully and building relationships.  In Spring 2024, she designed a booklet of Creative Activities for People with Mild to Moderate Memory Loss for the CVCOA.

 For more information, a full bio, portfolio & art educational programs visit  www.christinemixart.com 

 Contact Christine at cmixart2@gmail.com for commissions, pricing, resume and references.