How many books did I illustrate in the past decade?

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Celebrating 10 years pursuing my art and looking forward to the next ten! 

Ten years ago in 2010 I started doing silhouettes and began my Etsy shop!

In 2012 I started adding Caricatures to my shop and started doing them in public. In 2014 I started connecting to online agencies and began to do silhouettes and caricatures for private parties, festivals  and weddings for hire! Some pictures included below!

Before that time I had  illustrated one book, and had had some illustrations in a several collections of stories and some children's magazines, but not often. I have written and/or illustrated eight children's book since 2010, and am about to start illustrations for two more children's books in 2020!
Here's the list! Yahoo!

Kamal’s Day(Picture Book) published by Bellwood Press, available at www.bahaibookstore.com 2014
available at www.bahaibookstore.com

The Imperfect Pilgrim and One Summer Day, written by Ronald Tomanio, Published by One Voice Press, distributed by USBPT, available at www.bahaibookstore.com 2016


Baha’i Pilgrimage, A Family Guide and Journal, written by Jen L. Messeder, Published by One Voice Press, 2017 available at www.bahaibookstore.com

Jamila Does Not Want A Bat In Her House, 2017 written by Phyllis Ring, Published by Bellwood Press, available at www.bahaibookstore.com

The Adventures of Mr. Muffins, 2017 written by Bill Pagum, published by Bill Pagum through Piscataqua Press, available at www.riverrunbookstore.com

Happy Birthday, Mr. Muffins, 2018 written by Bill Pagum, Published by Piscataqua Press, an imprint of River Run bookstore available at www.riverrunbookstore.com

Lulu’s Book Of Stories For Children, 2019 Written by Jane Fraser, Maat Publishing, Dover, NH.












A happy Me!













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  1. UnknownJanuary 19, 2020 at 1:31 PM

    Not sure if it counts, but you illustrated my book with 40ish drawings!

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