Books by This Illustrator
Billy Twitters and His Blue Whale Problem
When Billy Twitters refuses to change his slovenly habits, his parents bring in an immense blue whale which Billy must care for and transport everywhere. How he solves this problem makes a slightly surreal and slyly funny whale of a tale through understated humor in both text and illustration.
Chloe & the Lion
The author introduces himself as the author, the book's illustrator, and the main character, Chloe, as the book opens. The conflict between author and illustrator has a significant impact on Chloe's book adventure in this funny, sophisticated presentation. As the author and illustrator pop in and out, style of illustration and text is varied for maximum effect.
Chloe and the Lion
The author and illustrator insert themselves at the start of the story about Chloe and a lion (or is it a dragon?). The stage becomes the illustrated platform for the storytelling of Chloe's heroic and very funny saga revealed in clearly different styles of art to denote the different voices.
Chu's Day
Chu, a young panda, could hold his havoc-causing sneeze while at the library and even while dining but not at the circus. Expressive illustrations and few words are needed to highlight the chaos, its humorous results, and Chu's continued warm place in his family.
