Stone Man returned home late that evening and found someone else occupying his home? He froze as a shadow with glowing eyes moved inside his cave. What do you think it could be? Art for Children's Picturebook Illustration.

All day long "Caw caw, did you hear?" Seems like WOOD MAN does not like crow gossip session... see him shooing the gossip squad in all his dramatic poses. 😂

Namaste, I am Yogesh Mahajan, a children’s book illustrator based in Mumbai, India. When the world slowed down during Covid 2020, instead of being consumed by the negative news I chose to focus on my art.That period helped me discover my signature crayon art style—a style that has now become my creative identity. Since then i have been illustrating numerous children’s books every month starting my journey with Bear With Us who first welcomed me into this industry. Today I collaborate with a wide range of authors, publishers and toy companies across the globe. My work is defined by fresh colors, playful use of negative space and an real crayon texture that instantly transports readers back to the innocence and joy of childhood. Hope you all enjoy my stuff❤️ Regards, Yogesh Mahajan

"Branch manager on night shift!" 🦇🌙 My sketches are usually very quick and suggestive—just a rough spark of the idea. The real magic comes alive when the colours flow in and give the sketch its personality. For me, it’s like two different worlds: the raw charm of the sketch and the finished glow of the final piece. What about you—which stage do you love the most, the sketch or the colour?

Hi everyone! My is Alice Pieroni and I am a freelance children illustrator based in Italy. I've been part of Bear With Us Productions for many years, and thanks to Andy and the wonderful authors who have decided to publish their books, I've had the honor of illustrating fantastic stories: Tilda, Krampus, Bella & Baxter, Millimunger, If You Don't Want... and much more! I've always loved drawing the sweetness and delicacy of the world, and when I attended the International School of Comics in Italy, I realized that children's books were the world I belonged in. By combining bright colors, roundness, and a little bit of joy and playfulness, I bring my illustrations to life. I love how the composition and details of an illustration can speak more than 1,000 words.