Showing posts with label new releases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new releases. Show all posts

Thursday, October 23, 2025

New Book! Der kleine Doktor

 


My latest book is out from Weber Verlag!

Description from the website: Why does our heart beat? How does blood flow through our body? And why do we sometimes get sick? This book provides answers to these and many other fascinating questions. The renowned physician Dr. Adel Abdel-Latif takes his readers on a journey of discovery through the human body. He explains how our bodies work in a playful and easy-to-understand manner, supplemented by many vivid illustrations, infographics, and memory questions. The book is aimed at children ages eight to twelve and their parents—and anyone who would like to learn more about the miracle of the body.

You can order a copy here although I am not sure if they deliver to the USA.

This was such an interesting book and I learned a few things from illustrating it!



Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Camas & Sage Out this November

This book has been in the pipeline for a while. It is wonderfully written by Dorothy Patent and will be out in November. I hope to maybe do some sort of book event with her in the spring.

I have taken lots of bison pictures in Yellowstone, Missouri, and Kentucky. The reference came in really handy. I take a lot of pictures everywhere because I never know what will come up next!

I will show off a little interior art in a couple months.

Back Cover

Saturday, January 24, 2015

New Book! New Samples!


When Crabs Cross the Sand written by Sharon Katz Cooper and illustrated by me is just out from Capstone/picture window books. The color looks amazing! I really like the printing and design on this one.

Glorious samples just in!
The crabs are fascinating to study. There was a great documentary on National Geographic about them.

They do a little dance in the ocean when they release their eggs that is worth watching: http://youtu.be/XFfUr9e5Gos

Crabs have tooooo many legs really; or so I though as I was painting...