A collection of illustrations that reflect my visual voice—character-led, playful, and built for storytelling. 
Mole and Ratty
Mole and Ratty pack a picnic 
and drift beyond the whispering reeds, 
past willows and lily pads, 
drawn by the shimmer and stir of the city. 

Mole can already smell Aunty Joy’s baking, 
while Ratty has his eye on the art exhibition. 

However, the city is full of thieves and tricksters.
How will they solve the mystery of the missing Dalí?
A Tall Case for the Tiny Detective
He’s small, the city looms.
Fog curls through alleys. Footsteps vanish in puddles.
And somewhere in the shadows, a puzzle waits.
Nothing to Fear… 
Or is There?
On Halloween night, it’s all for show—
Paper-thin ghosts in a storefront glow.

Laughter floats past pumpkin light,
Kids in masks hum through the night.
Witches cackle, skeletons grin,
A vampire’s fang won’t stay in.

Werewolves giggle, black cats nap,
Curled on porches, cozy and fat.
No need to worry, no cause for alarm—
Just stories and sweets, part of the charm.

But—wait—was that a step on the stair?
A shadow that wasn’t supposed to be there?

Oh, probably nothing. Just creaks in the air.
Nothing to fear…

Unless you dare.
Meet Shy Otis
Shy Otis lives high in the trees,
surrounded by pencils, old records, and a world of forgotten things.

He watches, he draws, he waits.
But for what—and why does he hide?

Bad Bear, Sweet Tooth
Gold chain? Check.
Grizzly growl? Check.
Secret soft spot for strawberry jam? …Maybe.
Oscar’s Rainy Day Treasures
While the rain taps on windows and puddles bloom outside,
Oscar sets off on an indoor adventure—
hunting for treasure in the most unexpected places.
Ollie Is Read
Ollie wakes to sunshine and splashes—
but wait! It’s Valentine’s Day.
Muddy and excited, he’s got someone special to see.
Can an elephant clean up in time for love?
Book-cover mock ups.
Rapunzel, Brothers Grimm
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, L. Frank Baum 
Start with a Smile
Tail up, chin high, and toothbrush in paw—
today is made for grinning.
A new day, a clean smile,
and a tiger ready to take on the world.
Thank you for exploring my artwork. If you’ve enjoyed discovering these imaginative worlds—from a reflective small tiger who finds solace in music and art on a remote island to playful, inventive adventures—and would like to learn more, please feel free to reach out. I am actively seeking publication opportunities and welcome inquiries from publishers, fellow creatives, and writers interested in collaboration.
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