Children's Book Illustration

I'm currently studying for an MA at Cambridge School of Art. I like to think my strengths lie in characterisation, humour and telling a story. If you would like more information please contact me or my agent, Elizabeth Roy.

"Edward Hopper and the Carrot Crunch"

The global financial meltdown featuring rabbits!

This story won the Macmillan Prize 2010. It has also made it into the 3x3 Illustration Annual No. 7, due out in Autumn.

You can see more of this story on the Edward Hopper page.

Edward Hopper and the Carrot Crunch illustration

More Illustrations

Black and white illustration: ice cream van

"Cockadoodledon't!"

These spreads are from a rousing story about a noisy cockerel.

"Windy Day"

The four pictures below are from a wordless story called Windy Day for which I received a highly commended in the Macmillan Prize 2009.

Windy Day, a children's story: Illustration of a boy flying a kite and gets blown away.

Windy Day, a children's story: Illustration of a man with ice cream in his face.

Windy Day, a children's story: Illustration of a man on the toilet with the roof of his house blown off.

"The Wordless Alphabet"

An ABC with a difference: each word is described graphically using the shape of the letter itself. Some are very easy, some a little trickier; some are slightly ambiguous and good to guess.

The first four are shown below to give you an idea. This book is available to buy through flogshank.