Illustrators

Brandon Dorman had the honor of hitting the New York Times Bestseller list in 2007 along with Jack Prelutsky as the illustrator/writer team behind The Wizard, a picture book in rhyme.

Children's illustrator Bryan Langdo has illustrated such books as The Best Time of Day, by Eileen Spinelli, Patterns in Peru: An Adventure in Patterning, by Cindy Neuschwander, and The Stuffed Animals Get Ready for Bed, by Alison Inches.

Whimsical and charming artwork by children's illustrator Cyd Moore.

Don Tate is an illustrator of children's books and educational products, including Black All Around (Author: Patricia Hubbell) which celebrates the many things in our world that are the color black.

Elizabeth Allen works in watercolor, ink and printable dyes, with a neutral line, and also in black line. Her children's illustrations are charming and smile-inducing.

The Children's Book Council named James E. Ransome (past recipient of the Coretta Scott King Award for Illustration) as one of seventy-five authors and illustrators everyone should know.

Among Janet's recent illustrated picture books are Epossumondas Saves the Day (by Coleen Salley), The Great Fuzz Frenzy and Plaidypus Lost (both co-authored with Susie Stevens Crummel).

Michael Weber has been a professional freelance illustrator for the past four years and is a member of SCBWI. His clients have included Magination Press, the American Psychological Association (APA), Scott Foresman, Harcourt, Children's Storybooks Online, Ladybug and Highlights.

Perhaps best known as the illustrator of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series (US-versions), Mary GrandPre is an impressive artist, doing advertising, corporate, and editorial artwork, in addition to children's books.

Nancy Miller is an artist specializing in children's illustrations. Her work has appeared in magazines, newspapers, and a book anthology. She's currently at work on illustrations for Sweet Dreams, an anthology of children's bedtime stories and poems, due from Blooming Tree Press in 2008.