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This is one of the seven children's books I have written. Each carries a strong moral imperative learned from the canine hero and heroines,
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A few pieces from my illustration work for Sundays for Dogs.
I’m looking to take on more projects with pet and friendly consumer brands, developing characters and families of illustrations that feel like they belong together.
You can see more of the Sundays work in my portfolio. Have something in mind for your brand? I’d love to hear about it.
this is beautiful work, love the yellow!
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I built Sassy because I was feeling a little snarky and thought, what better place to put that energy than into an extremely cute, fluffy cat? Sassy looks like everyone’s dream cuddle buddy. Unfortunately for them, she has opinions.
I put her in a middle school because school is tough. Middle school especially. Everyone is awkward, everyone is figuring themselves out, and maybe everyone could use a little emotional support. Or, in this case, a little Sassy.
She may be terrible at the traditional “support” part of her job, but underneath the attitude, she really does care about her human, Margo. She’d just prefer no one make a big deal about it.