I came across these absolutely beautiful illustrations thanks to ajourneyroundmyskull.blogspot.com ( now 50watts.com).
Aren't they just amazing? I can never get enough of beautiful kids books - I think I'll have to hunt the internet for the long neck deer.

In case you don't know 50watts.com and ajourneyroundmyskull.blogspot.com - it's a great find - take your time to discover and get inspired.

Long Neck Deer by Djamsheed Sepahi , illustrated by Yoota Azargeen

Travels of Sandbad (Seendbad? or Sindbad?) by Mohammad Ali Sepanloo, illustrated by Ali Akbar Sadeghi.

Nooreddin Zarrinkelk, The Crows, 1970

The Squirrels by Nader Ebrahimi, illustrated by Jan Ramezani

Aren't they lovely ? The Posters are made by uk graphic designer simon c page.
I came across them via creativereview - if you wanna know more read their post.

by the way, you can buy the posters here

Charley Harper and Eric Carle are two of my favorite illustrators - nice to see thats theres a nice educational app by both of them.

Peekaboo Barn

Explore beautiful forest scenes looking for signs of life. If you see something moving, tap on it to find out who it is!

This fun, interactive, and educational game presents Charley Harper’€™s distinctive drawing style and was inspired by his love of nature and symmetry. With this universal version, the famous Peekaboo series comes to the iPad too. Play it in English or Spanish!

Touch the vividly illustrated forest scenes to see charming animations, learn the names of animals, and hear the real sounds these creatures make in the wild. Younger children will love playing peekaboo with animals, as they learn about cause and effect and familiarize themselves with the names and sounds of animals. Older children can try to guess the animals by clues, work on spelling, and can start to learn about the seasons and the interconnected web of life that is a living forest. Adults will love the graphic, mid-century-modern illustrations by Charley Harper.

My very first App

Ever since The Very Hungry Caterpillar ate his way through a week of food, Eric Carle has become known internationally for his distinctive hand-painted tissue collage style and innovative book design. He created some of the first truly interactive storybooks. Now Night & Day Studios has adapted Eric Carle’s vibrant illustrations from My Very First Books into a suite of interactive, educational games.

The app contains 3 levels of game play: Easy (ages 1-3), Medium (ages 2 and up) and Hard (ages 3 and up). These gently increasing stages of difficulty can grow along with your child, and continue to challenge them throughout their early learning years. In Easy mode the screen is divided in half—just like the original books—and your child can swipe the lower and upper halves to find a match (for example, the color yellow with a picture of lemons). The Medium and Hard modes are based on the game of Memory; players are presented with a set of cards face down and must find a pair by flipping over cards and identifying their matches or their related concepts.

Both games come from night and day studios

One of our absolute favorites is The Heart & the bottle the ipad version of  Oliver Jeffers award winning children's book.

Created in conjunction with award?winning design agency Bold Creative, Oliver Jeffers’ life?affirming tale of love and loss joins HarperCollins’ growing list of interactive picture books for iPhone and iPad. The App features a level of animation and interaction never before seen in a picture book application, and is narrated by Oscar nominated actress Helena Bonham?Carter.

Heart and the Bottle iPad app - Oliver Jeffers from Bold Creative Showreel on Vimeo.