Anna Doherty is a Scottish illustrator-author from Edinburgh, based in Cambridge. She illustrates all sorts of things, from science communication to window painting to cards, but is happiest when working on children’s books. She loves mustard yellow, popcorn and dogs.
Amanda Shufflebotham is a designer and illustrator based in the historic Welsh/English border town of Chepstow, where she lives with her partner and two sons. When Amanda’s not illustrating, she is spending time with her family and enjoying her garden.
Ana Martin Larranaga was born in San Sebastian and grew up in the countryside of Castilla, together with four siblings and lots of cousins. She studied Fine Art in Salamanca but only decided to become an illustrator after a Summer School with the Spanish illustrator, Asun Balzola. Ana spent seven years in the UK, and has also lived in New York. now she lives with her little family in Germany.
Ana Sender was born in Terrassa, Barcelona, Spain. As a child, she loved to draw, write, and imagine all kinds of stories. Then she grew up (although just a little bit) and studied painting and illustration at Escola Massana in Barcelona. Her dreams have always played an important role in her work; she lives a second life there that she tries to remember when she wakes up. She likes werewolves, surrealism, and swampy places.
Ana Sanfelippo was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She is an illustrator, graphic and pattern designer, letter artist, and cats’ friend. She has published books internationally.
Ana now lives in Valencia, Spain. But no matter where she is, illustration is a passion and a way of living that means she wakes up happy everyday with her family that fill her with love and support.
Amanda Morrow is an illustrator based in sunny Southern California, always with an iced vanilla latte by her side. You can find her in her home studio surrounded by inspiring trinkets, books, and art. Outside of illustrating, Amanda enjoys nature, watching movies, and experimenting with new coffee creations.
Amélie-Anne Calmo is a Martinican illustrator. Sympathetic to activist causes, she believes that representation is essential for empowerment, especially among the younger generation. She aims to contribute to the influence of Afro-Caribbean culture, and highlights diversity through gentle and colourful illustrations.
Ana Zaja Petrak worked for many years in the graphic design industry before deciding to return to drawing, which has always been her first love. She is inspired by simplicity, music and nature. When not creating in her studio, she enjoys spending time with her family and a Chihuahua called Victoria.
