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Amy Schimleramy@amyschimler.comBioI have been an illustrator and designer for the past ten years selling and licensing my work to a variety of publishers and manufacturers. You may have seen my work on greeting cards, in children's books and magazines, on fabrics and children's clothing as well as children's wall art . My client list includes Scholastic Press, Random House, Highlights, Unicef, Hallmark, Papyrus, Oopsy Daisy, Fisher Price, Pottery Barn Kids, and many more. I love playing with texture, pattern, and color and aim for a naive and playful attitude in my work. When not painting or sitting at my computer you can find me behind a camera lens, on a long nature walk, or daydreaming by the ocean.
Barbara Spurllbarbara@barbaraspurll.comPublished WorksCarolyn Jones, Theodora Bear, Orca Book Publishers, 2007 Steve Metzger, The Easter Bunny is Missing!, Scholastic Inc., 2007 Margriet Ruurs, Emma at the Fair, Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 2005 Kari Smalley Gibson, Mooki and the Too Proud Peacock, Zondervan Publishing House, 2002 Elizabeth MacLeod, The Wright Brothers: A Flying Start, Kids Can Press, 2002 Margriet Ruurs, Emma's Cold Day, Stoddart Kids, 2001 Kari Smalley Gibson, Mooki the Berry Bandit, Zondervan Publishing House, 2001 Elizabeth MacLeod, Lucy Maud Montgomery: a writer's life, Kids Can Press, 2001 May R. Berenbaum, Buzzwords, Joseph Henry Press, 2000 Margriet Ruurs, Emma and the Coyote, Stoddart Kids, 1999 Elizabeth MacLeod, Alexander Graham Bell: An inventive life, Kids Can Press, 1999 Margriet Ruurs, Emma's Eggs, Stoddart, 1996 Tololwa M. Mollel, The Flying Tortoise, Oxford University Press, 1994, Clarion Books, 1994 Betty Waterton, Mustard, Scholastic Canada, 1992 Tololwa M.Mollel, Rhinos for Lunch and Elephants for Supper!, Oxford University Press, 1991, Clarion Books, 1992
Benton Mahanben@bentonmahan.comBioBen Mahan lives on a farm in Ohio. He attended the Columbus College of Art & Design, where he teaches Illustration. He worked at Hallmark Cards in Kansas City, Mo. then moved to New York City and worked in advertising, while doing free lance illustration. Doing various types of illustration from greeting cards, editorial, advertising, and over 75 children's books. He has won several awards for his work.
Beppe Giacobbeb.giacobbe@beppegiacobbe.comBio Beppe Giacobbe graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Milan and then continued his studies in New York at the School of Visual Arts.  Although eventually returning to Milan, Beppe's palette reflects the lights of his beloved homeland of Sicily. Beppe's work is regularly winning awards in all the major U.S. and Italian annuals. Beppe is especially pleased that United Airlines currently includes his work in their illustrated campaigns; his imagery has regularly been on Travelsmith catalog covers; and his award winning graphic author portraits are covers for Rizzoli's classics. Beppe loves illustrating children's books... his depictions of city noises for Clang Clang!, was just published by Simon & Schuster. Aside from illustrating, Beppe enjoyed 12 years of teaching at the European Institute of Design and always makes time for sculpting from knick-knacks and pieces of wood he finds along his walks.
Bill Bassobillbasso@gmail.comBioI've been an illustrator/cartoonist specializing in children's publishing for over 25 years. My work has been published by: Random House, Hyperion, Harcourt, Grosset & Dunlap, Boy Scouts of America, HarperCollins, Macmillan McGraw-Hill. Atheneum, Scholastic, Scholastic Teaching Resources, Cartwheel, Highlights For Children, Pearson, Weekly Reader, Children's TV Workshop and Bantam Doubleday Dell. Prior to that, my illustrations and cartoons appeared in advertising, magazines; including the NY Times, Esquire, Smithsonian, Premiere and last but not least, Bananas. During this period, I also designed and illustrated packaging for Colorforms Toys and Avon children's products. I am now a grandparent of three little guys who provide a wonderful source of material, inspiration and three new clients to entertain. SCBWI member.
Christine Schneiderchristy@yellowpencilstudio.comBioChristine M. Schneider grew up in Colorado and graduated with a BFA in Illustration from the University of Kansas in the United States. Christy owns Yellow Pencil Studio, Inc., an illustration and design studio. Some of her picture books for children include "Picky Mrs. Pickle," "Saxophone Sam and His Snazzy Jazz Band," "Under Construction," and "Look for Ladybugs." Christy lives in Lawrence, Kansas with her husband and daughter. To see more of her work, please visit her website at http://www.yellowpencilstudio.com. Partial client list: Atheneum Books for Young Readers Creative Teaching Press Highlights for Children Houghton Mifflin Company Intervisual Books/Piggy Toes Press Loyola Press Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Nick Jr. Magazine Oxford University Press Quarasan Scholastic Scott Foresman/Pearson Education Sesame Street Magazine Sopris West Walker & Company Weekly Reader Working Mother
David Hohndavid@davidhohn.comPublished WorksFinding Fairies, The Blanket Show, A Gaggle of Geese and a Clutter of Cats, God Loves Me More Than That, God Gave Us Christmas, When God Created My Toes, Zachary Zormer: Shape Transformer
Dennis Hockermandennis_hockerman@annremenwillis.comBioWhimsical designs, rich colors and wonderful details highlight Dennis' illustration for children as well as his unique hand-painted children's furniture. When he's not painting, he enjoys relaxing pondside at his home in Mequon, Wisconsin.
Diego Moscatomoscatodiego@gmail.comtype of art workI started with aerografía and the comic studying in the Argentinian School of Historietas (EAH). Here I was likely to learn from Masters like Quique Alcatena and Juan Zanotto. Then I learned illustration with Francisco Baldò. I studied illustrations for childs in the Sotano Blanco of Buenos Aires with Jose Sanabria and attended a cours about book for children with Istvan. At this moment I am completing my formation by studying traditional techniques of painting in The Taller de Rio de la Plata whit Luis Fernández Córdoba. Engraving whit Melanie Mahler and Sculpture with Florencia Lagos.
Ellen Beierellenbeier@yahoo.comBioI started drawing as a small child by the side of my artist grandmother. We carried our pencils and sketch pads together to Coney Island Beach where we drew the sleeping sunbathers. After studying architecture at Cornell University and art in London, I returned to the States to finish up my BFA at California College of Arts and Crafts in the Bay Area. My first jobs were in design firms and then textbook illustration. In 1987 I moved to Hamburg, Germany where I was able to continue my career in picture books. In 1997 I returned to the U.S. and now live/work in the lovely Willamette Valley in Oregon.
erika lebarreerika@erikalebarre.comBioErika LeBarre has always been exposed to art one way or another as she grew up. Her father worked as a car designer for the big three until he retired, and her mother was and still is a ceramicist. Erika's parents always encouraged her creative side. Drawing was her favorite thing to do, especially dinosaurs and monsters as subject matter. Erika graduated from the College for Creative Studies in 1990 with a BFA in illustration. She worked at an art studio with other illustrators and designers for over four years. Since then she has worked as a freelance illustrator out of her home. “Erika's work is beautiful and highly original. She always comes through with knock-out work, on time and without a hassle. She makes art directors look good! She is very thorough in her approach to an assignment and makes sure there are no unanswered questions and no unpleasant surprises. A real pro!” -Kelley Cunningham, AD for Highlights High Five Magazine You can see more of Erika's work at http://www.directoryofillustration.com/ArtistPortfolioThumbs.aspx?AID=5450 http://www.contact-creative.com/search.php#383771 http://www.altpick.com/elebarre
George BanagisGeoBanagis@gmail.comBioGeorge is a retired US Army illustrator from Owosso Michigan. He now lives in the picturesque wine country of Niagara County New York in the harbor village of Wilson with his wife of 35 years. He is focused on children's publications created with mixed media as well as advertising and design clients. George has been drawing since he could hold a pencil in his hand and graduated to Mixed Media as technology progressed. His unique style blends the aged wisdom of pen and paper with a water color wash. His is a style that charms both young and old. His creations tantalize the imagination and pull the reader into the page. When he is not drawing new creations he is spending time with his grandchildren which are according to him, "his greatest creation".
Jane Smithjane@superjane.comBioJane Smith loves paper. She has boxes and boxes of it, all organized by color. She enjoys creating collages that celebrate a child’s discovery of the world around them. Her work strives to capture those little moments when for the very first time a snail is revealed beneath a leaf or a garbage truck is seen out the window. And when the challenge of marrying a novelty element with images with text comes up, Jane is particularly excited. There is nothing more satisfying than a perfectly timed lift-the-flap or a surprising pop-up!
jennifer emeryjen@jenniferemery.comBioJennifer Emery lives and works in a tiny apartment in Minneapolis, Minnesota. When she’s not illustrating messy-haired, barefoot children, she can be found sipping a fresh cup of coffee, re-reading her favorite books or roaming the neighborhood with her border collie, Butler. She works primarily in water color and has illustrated eight children’s books so far along with countless educational materials. Jennifer earned her BFA in illustration at the Columbus College of Art and Design in 1999. She is a proud member of the Picture Book Artists Association and SCBWI.
Josee Bisailloninfo@joseebisaillon.comBio Josée Bisaillon grew up in St-Hyacinthe, Québec, Canada. Rather than follow in her father's footsteps as a veterinary surgeon, she chose to cut animals from paper: they were colorful, low maintenance and always in fine health. Today her illustrations, a mixture of collage, drawings and digital montage, take us into a world so richly detailed and multidimensional that you'd hardly think it all came out of only one person's imagination. When not making pictures, Josée enjoys knitting socks for her young daughter Charlotte and is touring the world as a virtual Rock Band guitarist. Bisaillon's has won many Applied Arts Illustration Award and LUX Illustration Awards in Québec, and was a finalist for the 2008 Governor General's Literary Awards in Canada.
Juana Martinez-Nealme@juanamartinezneal.comBioHi there! I'm Juana and I'm a children's illustrator. I love art and birdies. I was born in Lima, the capital of Peru. I've been illustrating for children since I was 16. Back then, my work was sold in toy packaging all across the country. I was having so much fun. Education is a must and I attended the best art school ever, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru - School of Fine Arts. After 3 years of a crazy 8-to-8 schedule and way too many all-nighters, I was in desperate need of a semester-break and decided to give L.A. a "test drive." I have lived in the US ever since. I now live and work in Scottsdale, Arizona. I found a boy that I love and together we have two active, young boys who are always getting into trouble and chasing Mr. Snaggle-Tooth Kitty and Puppy. I'm currently available for new and exciting projects so email me and let's talk. Extra points to you if you do it in Spanish.
Kathryn Ault Noblenobleillustrations@comcast.netBioKathryn Ault Noble spent her early career in the South where she worked as a designer/art director on national and international accounts. Kathryn’s design work won ADDY awards from the Arkansas and Memphis Advertising Federations. Her first illustration client was Lucy Rigg, famed Teddy Bear artist, for whom Kathryn developed a line of teddy bear greeting cards. Then she went on to be represented by Susan Trimpe of Susan and Company and created illustrations for McMillan/McGrawHill and Houghton Mifflin. In 1995 Kathryn became a faculty member at The Art Institute of Seattle in the Animation and Game Arts Departments, teaching Concept Art and Digital Painting and was awarded Faculty of Excellence and Digital Master Painter Awards.
Korey Scottkorey_scott@hotmail.comBioHello! My name is Korey Scott, and I am an illustrator who specializes in children's books, educational material, and funny characters/cartoons. My illustration style (traditional or digital) is perfect for capturing the attention of children and adults. Not only are they fun to look at, but they provide a beneficial resource to a child's education. I love what I do, and I try to put something unique in each project while learning something new too. When I am not drawing (and many times when I am) you can find me telling jokes, making sound effects, speaking Spanish, and trying to make people laugh. Contact me now for your next project! RECENT CLIENTS: - English Ed Curriculum International (EECI) Yoon's English Academy books - Northern Speech Services NSS-NRS - Rubicon Publishing - Scholastic - Library Integrated Solutions and Associates - Jade Enterprises
Laura Loganlaura@lauralogan.comPublished WorksSpring With Bunny by Lynn Plourde...Sterling Publications ©2012 Lidia's Christmas Kitchen, (Nonna Tell Me A Story) by Lidia Bastianich...Running Press Kids ©2010 Two To Cuddle by Eileen Spinelli...Ideals Publications ©2009 Easter Bunny's Workshop by Megan E. and Judith Bryant...Running Press Kids ©2009 Bill Martin Jr.'s Big Book of Poetry by Bill Martin Jr., foreword by Eric Carle...Simon & Schuster ©2008 I Can Play It Safe and On Those Runaway Days by Alison Feigh...Free Spirit Press ©2008 Nobody Ever Feels Orange by Jan Jugran...Piggy Toes Press ©2008 God's Great Big Love For Me by Max Lucado...Thomas Nelson ©2008 Jesus Loves Me, illustrated by Laura Logan...Ideals/CandyCane Press ©2008 I Love You, Teddy by Jan Jugran...Innovative Kids ©2007
Laura Tallardymail@lauratallardy.comBioLaura Tallardy is an illustrator living in romantic Brooklyn, New York. She has illustrated over 40 books in the past 4 years, including Zondervan's Lily Series, Scholastic's Friend2Friend series, and most recently the Girl's Body Book from Applesauce Press. Laura enjoys puttering with computers, daydreaming, and watching old sci-fi movies when she really should be painting. She also enjoys zooming around town on her pink Vespa.
Layne Johnsonlayne@laynejohnson.comBioI'm Layne Johnson and I've always loved adventure! And that's exactly what each new book is. A native Texan, I've drawn and painted just about everything! Being a children's book illustrator is also an adventure. I often ask kids if they know what an illustrator does. A kindergartener might say, "You write the pictures in books!" A third grader might say, "You draw the pictures in books!" But I say, "I bring books to life!" I don't draw or paint just what the words say. I draw what comes before the words, what's between the words, what comes after the words. It's my job to make the world of a book larger. I want the reader to "be there" in the book. And when they've taken the journey with me, to say, "Let's read it again!" Why do I do what I do? Because it's FUN! I'm still a kid at heart, so illustrating books for kids is my passion. And empowering children to draw and write is something I cherish — what could be better?! I earned my BFA from the University of Houston and have been a freelance illustrator for more than 25 years.
Leanne Fransoninkspots@videotron.caStreet Address4323 Parthenais
Lee Calderonlee@leecalderon.comBioHaving first studied architecture, then graphic design, Lee has synthesized both disciplines to create a fresh, artful style that is fun, colorful, modern, stylized, charming, and playful, appealing to both today's children and adult markets. He has created art for various folks ranging from book publishers to magazines to game & toy manufacturers to ad agencies and design firms, not to mention a huge interior wall project for the Loveland Library that he was recently awarded. Lee's art is also available for licensing on products and any other surface that doesn't mind getting attention. Look for Lee and his work in the 'Artist Spotlight' of the upcoming September issue of LAYERS Magazine. Lee creates his art from his home-based studio in Fort Collins, Colorado, where he lives and plays with his wife, three kids and beagle, Lucy.
Lee Gibbonslee.gibbons@btconnect.comPublished WorksAlice Hoffman Anne Fine Michael Morpurgo Stephen Potts RL Stine non fiction work for DK Kingfisher Octopus
leslie harringtondoodler@mindspring.comPublished WorksI have been creating Goofus and Gallant in Highlights Magazine for 3 years now. It is a great honor to be a monthly contributor to a magazine that everyone remembers reading when they were kids- or at least while waiting in a dr. office! Other clients include: Pearson Education/Scott Foresman, Houghton Mifflin, Oxford University Press, Bill Smith Studio, PuzzleBuzz Magazine, Lad Magazine/Zenith Design Group, SoftPlay Inc., Venture Products, Celebrate Express and Wizards of the Coast/Hasbro...
Margaret Lindmarkmlindmark@comcast.netBioPlease contact Margaret at: mlindmark(at)comcast(dot)net Margaret Sanfilippo Lindmark was born in San Jose, California. Her father had a taste for adventure and drove the whole family down to El Salvador when she was six years old, where they lived for the next five years. That experience provided her with wonderful memories that continue to inspire her interest in Hispanic themes and the Spanish language. She lives with her husband in Greenbrae, California, enjoying every minute of being an illustrator.
Marit Menzinmmenzin@verizon.netBioMy kindergarten teacher, Lia, discovered my talent for drawing. I attended many art workshops and I had an oil painter for a mentor while very young. I loved to read books and I also loved to write plays and poems for school. In college I majored in Biology and Chemistry. After a few fires and one suspected carbon monoxide leak at my graduate school laboratory, I decided that I had enough of chemical threats and hazards. I then studied computers and worked as a chemistry high school teacher, and as a computer programmer. As I pursued my scientific career, I continued to illustrate while studying different methods of painting. I participated in workshops, entitled How to Illustrate Children’s Books, at DeCordova museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts. My mentor there was the acclaimed illustrator Ilse Plum. In the past 7 years, I have devoted my time to writing and illustrating. I developed my own unique style as a collage artist. My goal as a writer/illustrator is to teach young children through an intriguing story and captivating illustrations.
Meganrolee125@yahoo.comBioWell, it's been a while since I got interested in artworks. I'm Megan Grey. I used to be the resident artist of our class when I was in my elementary and high school days. My friends have tried to convince me to take up fine arts as my college course. But much to our surprise, things went the other way. I graduated with a degree in creative writing and I am working as a creative writer in a gaming firm. I have contributed storylines on some famous games which I opted not to mention in here. I am also planning to do a sideline which involves writing some academic paper like dissertation, journals and many more. Being a writer have really never crossed my mind before, but my grandfather have used some magical words to me thus instantly making writing as my passion. Well, let's see if it writing would bring me to places I've never been. Godspeed.
mollyidlemolly@idleillustration.comBioMolly Idle has been drawing ever since she could wield a pencil, at the tender age of 18 months, though her professional career began slightly later… It was upon her graduation from Arizona State University, with a BFA in Drawing, that Molly accepted an offer to work for DreamWorks Feature Animation Studios. After five years, a number of film credits, and an incredibly good time, she left the studio and leapt with gusto into the world of children's book illustration! Molly now lives in Arizona with her brilliant husband, two wonderfully mischievous sons, and two snuggly cats. When not making mischief with her boys or watching old black and white movies, she can be found at her desk scribbling away, with a pencil in one hand, a cup of espresso in the other, (and a cat in her lap) - creating a plethora of profoundly whimsical illustrations for children! To learn more about the artwork of Molly Idle visit www.idleillustration.com or contact www.painted-words.com
Nancy Cotenancycote@comcast.netPublished Works2009 - Which Shoes Will Sherman Choose? G.P. Putnam's Sons 2008 - Jackson's Blanket, G.P. Putnam's Sons 2007 - The Way I Act Series (Good Citizen Sarah), Albert Whitman & Co. 2007- Big Mama's Baby, Boyds Mills Press 2007 - The Way I Act Series (Makayla Cares About Others), Albert Whitman & Co. 2006 - Mrs. Fickle's Pickles, Boyds Mills Press 2006 - The Way I Act Series (Good Neighbor Nicholas), Albert Whitman & Co. 2006 - The Way I Act Series (Honest Ashley), Albert Whitman & Co. 2005 - The Way I Act Series ( Jason Takes Responsibility), Albert Whitman & Co. 2005 - It's All About Me!, G.P. Putnam's Sons 2005 - Tap Dance Fever, Boyds Mills Press 2005 - Hamster Camp, Albert Whitman & Co. 2004 - Mrs. Greenberg's Messy Hanukkah, Albert Whitman & Co. 2003 - It Feels Like Snow! Boyds Mills Press 2003 - Happy 4th of July, Jenny Sweeney! Albert Whitman & Co. 2002 - Round the Turkey (A Grateful Thanksgiving) Albert Whitman & Co. 2000 - When I Feel Angry, Albert Whitman & Co. 1999 - I Like Your Buttons! Albert Whitman & Co. 1998 - Gretchen Groundhog, It's Your Day! Albert Whitman & Co. 1998 - The Can-Do-Thanksgiving, Albert Whitman & Co. 1998 - Flip-Flops, Albert Whitman & Co. 1997 - The Borrowed Hanukkah Latkes, Albert Whitman & Co. 1995 - Fireflies, Peach Pies, & Lullabies, Simon & Schuster 1994 - Woollybear Goodbye, Macmillan Publishing (Four Winds Press) 1994 - Ruby's Storm, Macmillan Publishing (Four Winds Press) 1993 - Palm Trees, Macmillan Publishing (Four Winds Press)
Patrice Bartonpatrice@patricebarton.comPublished Works"Sweet Moon Baby" by Karen Henry Clark to be published by Alfred A. Knopf 2010, "Layla, Queen of Hearts" by Glenda Millard, published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux April 2010, "The Naming of Tishkin Silk" by Glenda Millard, published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux 2009, "The Looking Book" by P.K. Hallinan, published by Ideals Publications 2009, "Oh My!Ginny Fry! First Grade Trouble" by Gina Shaw, illustrated by Patrice Barton, © 2008 Scholastic Book Club,"A Place in My Heart", "There For You", "Flora's Family", and "The Rainbow Club" by Annette Aubrey, illustrated by Patrice Barton © 2007 QEB Publishing.
Phyllis Harrisphyllis@phyllisharris.comBioPhyllis Harris began her freelancing career at Hallmark, working for them and other clients for over 20 years. She began her full time illustration career for children's publications in 2000. Since then, her illustrations have appeared in magazines and books for clients such as Scholastic, Standard Publishing, Fisher Price, Houghton Mifflin, Children's Press, Weekly Reader, Highlights Magazine, Hooked on Phonics, and Your Big Backyard Magazine.
René Milotrenemilot@renemilot.comBio René brings his boundless energy and years of communications to solving visual problems with elegant, realistic oil painting. Of course he also works digitally when required, but oils are his main love and the medium that has garnered him an impressive list of international honors. As both an instructor and illustrator, René addresses work with humor and pragmatism. His college illustration courses and lectures are touted as “Everything you’ve always wanted to know about illustration and your other teachers were afraid to tell you.” Clients appreciate his creativity coupled with straight forward professionalism. For René, work and play must be closely related: “mens sana in corpore sanum” (a healthy mind in a healthy body). When he has the chance, he relishes the excitement of windsurfing, mountain biking and snowboarding. After long hours of painting, he enjoys ending the day with friends around great food and of course wine.
Rex Bohnrex@rexbohn.comBioRex, like most people, started out as a small child. He then grew, got educated, and landed a job as an advertising designer. After some years spent honing his design skills he embarked on his career as an independent illustrator. Over his twenty-plus years of this pursuit, Rex has developed a unique talent for crafting compelling images from the written word and clients' minds.
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Sally Vitskysvitsky@comcast.netBio Sally Vitsky has always been drawn to the tactile quality of paper and the endless possibilities of constructing imagery in 3-D. As of late, Sally has focused on using recycled and “green” materials in her work. One of her favorite clients is the American Forest & Paper Association who is always happy to have another mode to stress sustainability and recycling efforts. Sally’s work has been included in the Society of Illustrators 3-D Salon and the annual 3 X 3 magazine competition. During the rare moments when not cutting and gluing, Sally is happily at home in Richmond, Va. with her husband and dog, exploring the growing local arts venues and The Virginia Museum, and enjoying the empty nest that resulted from 2 little boys turning, miraculously, into young adults!
Sheila Baileysheila@annremenwillis.comBioSheila achieves her characteristic style by combining watercolor with digital media. She began her career with Hallmark and has been writing and illustrating for children for over a decade. Sheila gardens and tends her koi pond with her husband, Stephen and daughter, Gwen.
Shennen Bersanishennen.art@gmail.comtype of art workrealistic, colored pencil, mixed media, acrylic, children's book art
srnoblesteve@stevennoble.comBioKnown all around the world as the most prolific and versatile scratchboard artist in the commercial art world for over 18 years, Steven Noble has created a style around the scratchboard medium that encompasses a wide range of detail and style. Over the years, he has become equally adept in the woodcut, pen and ink, traditional engraving and steel engraving styles, as well as a variety of stylized scratchboard techniques. His highly disciplined and complex line work is based on over 15 years of experience using X-Acto precision knives carved into pre-inked clay boards which generate very fine line strokes which allow a versatility in the detail from bold woodcuts to very fine traditional 19 century steel engravings.Over the course of his career, he has created many nationally recognized logos and ad campaigns for a large list of prestigious and high caliber clients such as Coors (corporate/packaging logo), Exxon-Mobil (stock certificate), JP Morgan (annual report) and Mercedes-Benz (ad campaigns). A lot of his expertise encompasses a large volume of subject matter that include food, portraits, animals, maps, architecture, and corporate conceptual images. In 2001, he won the "Meade Show Award for Excellence" for creating the best corporate conceptual illustration for an annual report for the Wet Seal's 2001 Annual Report. In addition, in 1996 his work was recognized in the Communication Art Magazine for the best advertising spot for "Beaulieu Vineyards." Steven continues to strive for excellence in his work and is always up for the next challenge. One of his last projects was a series of illustrations for the acclaimed Children's book "Zathura" which came out (Fall 2005) at the same time as the release of the movie "Zathura". You can see more samples in the Workbook, Black Book, and Directory of Illustration. For a comprehensive sampling of over 2500 images of Steven Noble's work go to: www.stevennoble.com.
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Steven Salernosteven@stevensalerno.comPublished WorksChicken Chuck The Dirty Little Boy Little Tumbo Mathematickles Bedtime! Coco the Carrot Counting Our Way to the 100th Day Go Go Baby! The Little Red Hen Bebe Goes Shopping 19 Girls and Me Mrs Wow Never Wanted a Cow Holly Jolly Christmas Funny Honey Valentine Bebe Goes to the Beach Harry Hungry! Stampede! Pantaloon Brothers At Bat
Susan Estelle Kwassusan@susanestellekwas.comBio "Susan Estelle Kwas is the illustrator of eight books for children. Residing on the lovely midwestern shores of Lake Michigan, she is also a part time instructor of illustration at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design where she is busy turning young fresh faced idealists into hardened cynics. When not making art, which is really, really hardly ever- she is an devoted journal keeper (illustrated, of course), cardigan knitter, book binder, movie goer and kitten rustler.
Susan Galsusan@galgirlstudio.comBioSusan Gal began her illustration career as a poster and calendar artist in Los Angeles and then became an 'in-betweener' (the artist who fills in the movements between key-visuals ) for Disney Animation Florida. The lure of the silver screen dulled and Susan returned to her native California where she happily creates lively, textural and whimsical illustrations in the beautiful Bay Area.  When not illustrating, Susan enjoys biking, backpacking, and hiking to really high places with her husband and daughter.   Susan wrote and illustrated her first children's book, Night Lights, to be published by Knopf in June 2009.
Susan Lawsonsusan@susan-lawson.comPublished WorksFroggy and Friends 8 book series, The Very Busy Hen, Waking Up - Heinemann Publishing; The Mouse and the Elephant - Rowland Reading Foundation; Tiny Tex - Zaner-Bloser; The Canoe - Pearson; Fun Facts about the Ocean, Friendship Blues - Weekly Reader Books
Susan Swansusan@susanswan.comPublished WorksWhen Autumn Comes, It's Spring, It's Summer, It's Fall, It's Winter, Just Us Two, Jungle Drum, Mummies,The Flying Horse, Snake Hair, The Monster in the Maze, among many others.
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