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| The cut-paper collages of Cheryl Piperberg (1951-) were originally created and published to provide "nourishing prints for children." The bright, primary colors and the amusing characters of her prints are educational as well as fun. Each piece has a moral, ranging from environmental issues to social and race relations. Before starting her own company, Piperberg worked as an illustrator, creating pen and ink drawings which were used in educational publications for all grade levels. She has also designed educational materials for deaf students, as well as collaborated on several children's museum exhibits. Piperberg currently lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania with her husband and two children. |
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