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Timothy Soriano

“Timothy Soriano is a passionate and creative artist with a penchant for creating worlds and stories with characters that are compelling and intriguing, not only in design, but with their personalities and backstories. Once he gets immersed into a story, he can't help but be passionate about what kind of characters he can shape out of a story's world! Timothy believes even fictional characters and stories can be as powerful a source of inspiration as any other.”

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Libby Morris

“ Libby is a sussex-based illustrator and natural history enthusiast with a degree in ecology and conservation. She studies birds, plants, insects and fungi before going home and drawing them. Her creative process originated from self-teaching natural history, and the blend of illustration and ecology has bloomed into an exciting and varied career. She has worked on projects for HarperCollins, RSPB and Waitrose, and runs Little Plover which sells greetings cards based on her illustrations.”

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Seamus Jennings

“Seamus Jennings is an illustrator and editorial cartoonist who works for newspapers and publishers in the UK. Their work is completed mainly in traditional media- watercolour, gouache, ink and pencil. Seamus' portfolio represents a mix of commissions and personal work, from children's book illustrations to political cartoons for national newspaper titles.”

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Jane Cabrera

“Jane Cabrera is a well-known author and illustrator of children’s books. She has written and illustrated 59 books that have been translated into more than 25 languages. She has won awards in both the US and Europe. Jane’s books range from picture books to board books for babies. Jane designs her books from the initial concept, including novelty elements and hand typography. Many of her picture books are based on traditional nursery rhymes, updated with her own modern fun twist. ”

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Jennifer Woodall

“Jenn Woodall is an award-winning illustrator and comics creator who dwells in Toronto, Ontario. She has a Bachelor of Design from OCADU in Illustration as well as a BDes in Fashion Design. She self-publishes her own comics and also has her work distributed and published through Silver Sprocket, based in San Francisco.”

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Veronica Lee

“Veronica Lee is a Korean illustrator from Toronto, spending her 3rd year in OCAD U. With her experience of working as an art teacher at the preschool, Veronica draws children's picture books, develop and design language workbook. She is also interested in preschool education. Currently, she is the chief editor for Magazine Be, which is an online women's magazine that helps neglected women in Korea.”

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Emilie Leduc

“Emilie Leduc iis a children's book illustrator, based in Montreal. She completed a Bachelor’s of Graphic Design at the University of Québec at Montréal (UQAM) in 2010 and received her college diploma in Animation from the Cégep du Vieux Montréal in 2005. Emilie has worked as a computer graphics designer, and animation artist on several television series before focusing on illustrating books.”

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Sid Sharp

“Sid is an illustrator and comic artist whose drawings are usually irreverent and a little spooky. They live in Toronto, where they're working on a new graphic novel.”

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Steve Adams

“Steve Adams is an illustrator.”

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Fernando Volken Togni

“Fernando is a Brazilian illustrator and graphic designer based in London. He illustrates daily life with clear-cut shapes and bold use of colour.”

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How to create an illustrator illustration portfolio website.

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