This post will detail the process and challenges of creating the artwork for The Super Awesome Big Beautiful Welcome Surprise

Uncover the fascinating journey of creating 'Oisin and the Land of Youth'. From historical research to mastering two-color Pantone process.

Making a picture book is more than just art—it's a journey of cultural exploration, personal struggles, and triumph.

In this post, you will learn how I created the art for The Junior Birder's Handbook written by Danielle Belleny for Running Press Kids.

You will learn about my process, the extensive research and how I tapped into my juvenile art style to create this epic picture book.

n this post, you will learn about my art process for this commissioned painting inspired by a story of an exile from the Philippines

In this post, you will learn about how I illustrated the classic Middle Eastern folk tale of Aladdin for Learning A-Z.

Read about how I created my first children’s book project, "Praise Him!" written by Lauren Chandler and published by B&H Publishing Group.

You will learn about my process of making a picture book using a hybrid workflow while solving design problems.

This year's Folktale Week is another success. Have a look at the pieces I created for one of Instagram's most beloved art challenges.

In this post I share with you my experience in participating in this year's Make Art That Sells Illustrating for Children's Books course.

Writing in general is both an art form and a skill. Writing for children is a different ball game.

It will be dark, nearly monochromatic and elegant.

In this post I discuss my design notes on techniques and inspiration in the creation of the 27 patterns that defined cultures.

Commitment is the whole point of the challenge but of course success depends entirely on my schedule and state of mind.

Looking back at my earlier submissions, I’ve noticed that my style is leaning more towards children’s book illustration. Curious.

This piece is a metaphor to my life as an expat stuck in foreign affairs bureaucracy in this time of uncertainty.

All the time while working on this, there is one thing that stayed on my mind, “Learn to draw.”

Maximalism is tricky, as there’s a thin line between an elegant organized mess and clutter.

But a professional artist knows how to separate their personal life from work and so I pushed forward to finish this assignment.