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Saunders' illustrations are a celebration of childhood's most precious moments. With her adorable characters and soft color palettes, she adds a distinct emotional undertone to every story she touches. Whether it's with the playful charm of a dog, the solitary wonder of a dragon, or the radiant warmth of a mother-daughter bond, Saunders’ blend of q...
Skillfully weaving texture and color to craft serene and playful scenes, Letcher’s illustrations are loved by children and adults alike. From curious foxes on mindful adventures, to whimsical goats at the beach, even sloths lounging in the trees invite us on a journey, as each of Amanda’s children’s storybookillustrations open the door to immersive...
Often combining dynamic lighting with bright and pastel colors, Sara Kuba has a knack for placing simple, iconic cartoon characters in a tactile environment. Her illustrations are full of life, capturing everything from the ambitious spirit of a go-kart racer to the simple joy of a Viking child and his dragon friend. If anything, Kuba’s work is a r...
It’s not hard to spot Mariana Ostanik’s illustrations in a crowd! With her distinctive rounded shapes, she creates friendly, cozy characters with big, bright eyes that quickly draw young readers in. You might also feel how her soft color choices instill her work with a serene energy that invites readers to come on a gentle journey. From seafaring b...
Blurring the lines between imagination and reality, Mota has a knack for sketching characters who are relatable — even when they have magical powers! His vintage color palette gives these illustrations a cozy, nostalgic vibe, providing a comforting backdrop for all kinds of adventures! His visuals are both grounding and inspiring, and are sure to s...
Brace yourself for an explosion of joy and color! The masterful combination of textures and abstract elements rendered through digital media and watercolors, results in “messy paintings'' that brim with life. From dazzling sunflower fields to a dreamy dance on a rainbow path, Ivett Trazsi’s illustrations practically glow with charm. Check Ivett Tra...
Kelsey Marshalsey's illustrations speak to the softer side of storytelling. Whether it’s the gaze of an elderly person or a jolly monster playing with her woodland friends, the textured colors and subtle expressions of Marshalsey’s images help tell stories of companionship, imagination, and the quiet joys of everyday life. Check Kelsey Marshalsey’s...
With distinctive color choices and a focus on innocence, life radiates from Olga Urbanowicz's artwork! Whether she’s illustrating nature, animals, or children, she manages to create work that is both bright and soothing. From outdoor adventures to indoor playtime, Olga knows how to capture the joys of childhood! Check Olga Urbanowicz’s portfoliofor...
If you’re looking for artwork that is soft and minimal, but also deeply inspired by nature and adventure, look no further than Tommy Hardman’s work. Whether they’re showing young characters on a journey, or animals frolicking in a field, his vignettes are a delightful display of simplicity and expression. Check out Tommy Hardman's portfolioand let ...
Exuding a serene and gentle quality, Nate Myers’ illustrations, with their soft pastel tones and subtle textures, are a delight to behold. Whether he’s dealing with characterful creatures in their natural habitat or a dreamlike image of children playing in the clouds, each image invites young readers to go on non-threatening adventures (even if the...
- Maurice Sendak. “Let the wild rumpus start!” In 1963, Brooklyn-born Maurice Sendak (1928-2012) found acclaim with Where the Wild Things Are, a fanciful tale about the adventures of a little boy named Max.
- Beatrix Potter. British artist Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) wrote and illustrated 28 books inspired by the flora and fauna of the enchanting English countryside.
- Dr. Seuss. Theodor Seuss Geisel (1904-1991)—better known by the pseudonym Dr. Seuss—produced some of the world's most popular children's books. Prior to penning lighthearted classics like The Cat in the Hat (1957), How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
- Clement Hurd. American artist Clement Hurd (1908-1988) is known for his collaboration with Margaret Wise Brown, a celebrated children's author. When the pair met in New York City in 1933, Hurd was working as a commercial artist and Brown was an editor at a children's literature publishing house.
- Maurice Sendak. The late Maurice Sendak has long been regarded as one of the best children’s book illustrators and was best known for Where the Wild Things Are (of which he is also the author).
- Taro Gomi. The Tokyo, Japan–based illustrator and writer has more than 400 titles to his credit, and has been translated into 15 languages. A graduate of the Kuwasawa Design Institute, Taro Gomi is best known to American audiences for his illustrations in Amanda Mayer Stinchecum’s Everyone Poops.
- Faith Ringgold. ADVERTISEMENT. Ringgold, who won the Coretta Scott King Award in 1991 for her picture book debut Tar Beach, has illustrated some 20 children’s books to date, including My Dream of Martin Luther King.
- Leo Lionni. Lionni mainly worked in collage to illustrate the dozens of children’s books he also wrote. Most of his stories are fables of a sort, and they include many animal characters.
- Leo Lionni. Leo Lionni is a critically-acclaimed author and illustrator who held a number of art, advertising, and design-related positions in the Netherlands, United States, and Italy, before becoming world-famous for the wildly successful and prolific career in children’s books.
- Vashti Harrison. Vashti Harrison is a multi-talented author, illustrator, and filmmaker whose debut children’s book Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History became a New York Times Best Seller when it was published in 2017.
- P.D. Eastman. Author P.D. Eastman, one of the most beloved picture book illustrators, worked at Walt Disney Productions, Warner Brothers’ cartoon unit, and United Productions of America on projects like “Mr.
- Mitsumasa Anno. Mitsumasa Anno is a Japanese children’s book author and illustrator who is famous for telling stories in books that contain little to no text.
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Tim Bowers is an American illustrator of children’s books, known for his humorous and whimsical characters. Three of his children’s book titles have appeared on the New York Times Best Seller list . Bowers has created hundreds of greeting card illustrations, including many top selling cards.
