Project Type: Published Book
Creative Roles: Writing, Book Layout, Design and Illustration
Media: Digital Illustration and InDesign Book Layout

When separated from her owner during a move to a new city, Katy the bike is faced with life-changing events that put her in a rack of forgotten bikes. Will Katy join her sad group of new friends in their belief that she too has been forgotten? Or will Katy find a new path that leads to happiness and joy? Join Katy on her quest to find happiness on the trail of life, where there are many hills to climb.

Project Type: Published Book
Creative Roles: Book Layout, Design and Illustration
Media: Digital Illustration and InDesign Book Layout

Leah loves to take pictures. Every month, she submits her photos to the library’s photo contest. So far she hasn’t won. The limited subjects and ground-based view of her neighborhood are frustrating. Until… Leonardo the Drone comes into her life! Leah practices flying Leonardo, and by way of several anxious moments, learns how to be a good drone pilot. Together Leonardo and Leah take amazing photos and videos that view the world from a whole new angle. She gets excited again about her pictures and knows her next photo contest entry will be quite unique!

Project Type: Published Book
Creative Roles: Writing, Book Layout, Design and Illustration
Media: Digital Illustration and InDesign Book Layout

“The Bed Ate My Sock!” exclaims Johnny to his mother. Mom doesn’t have time for games and wants Johnny to go and get his sock. He tries to tell her that he did all that he could do to find it. Johnny called in doctors, detectives, firefighters, a dragon, pirates, a construction crew, superheroes, cowboys, and astronauts to join the quest. Can Johnny convince his mom that he did all he could do and that the bed did indeed eat his sock? Or did something else get it?

Project Type: Published Book
Creative Roles: Book Layout, Design and Illustration
Media: Digital Illustration and InDesign Book Layout

The Little Gray Squirrel causes quite a problem for Grandpa and Grandma when they find him in their house during the night. He runs around their bedroom and over and under many things. They are not able to catch him. He escapes under the door. He runs upstairs and into another bedroom. Grandpa follows and is finally able to capture him. Grandpa is exhausted once he puts the little squirrel outside.