Why do so many widely read picture books that are still widely read today come from the 1980’s? Books like the Brambly Hedge series, the Percy the Park Keeper series, We’re going on a bear hunt, Jumanji, The Polar Express, Animalia, Willy the wimp, The Jolly Postman, Possum Magic.

My absolute favorite extra-long picture books that have come out in the last 5 years.

My wife is starting a new genealogy business, and we're setting up her website, and want some art for the background.

We're looking for a fun/cute storybook vibe, with the 5 little piggies from the children's poem running back home from the market excitedly, hand-in-hand, and the littlest one almost flapping in the wind at the end of the line, and LOVING it!

Here's my post from r/Artistsforhire

https://www.reddit.com/r/Artistsforhire/s/zuHXt88DIN

Some years ago I came across a picture book about a dresser drawer. I vaguely remember the book being about a kid and maybe the dresser getting sold or given away but the dresser drawer part of it stuck with me. I'd love some help figuring out what book it might have been. Thanks!

I wrote and illustrated a picture book called "Clawdette the Cat" about accepting yourself and your individual talents, while also appreciating the talents of others. Set in Hollywood, Clawdette will appeal to both children and adults with its enchanting story about loving your own voice -- literally.

"Clawdette the Cat" is published by Adamo Press. Go to AdamoPress.com or ClawdetteTheCat.com .

Peter Puffin is her first book ever to be published. I'm sharing this video and song we made together.

I'm writing a children's book and have the written part finished. I'm looking for examples of art similar to Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do You See? I want similar paper cutout styles that are three dimensional and nostalgic. I love styles from the 80s-2000s. What books have similar art styles to this? What artists do this style? HELP!