Puma & Sierra Marx, United States

Illustrators of “The Call of the Wandering Wolves” and “Help Is on the Way”

This dynamic duo has grown up traveling the world with their parents. Their carry on always includes too many books and a big pile of colored pencils.

When not in school, they can be found in the barn with a furry friend or at home sharing their artistic talents with their author mom.

 
 
 
 
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Lisa Freidl, Vienna

Illustrator of “The Mystery of the Dancing Horses”

@lisafreidl

Lisa is an illustrator and art director from beautiful Austria. Even as a kid she could not imagine anything more fun than drawing and music, preferably both at the same time. 

She currently resides in Vienna, where she strolls through the alleys of the old city and listens to the inspiring stories of historic buildings she encounters. She lets her hands translate these imaginary pictures into beautiful art by using the classic tools, pen and paper. Each of her lovely illustrations is unique and colorful on its own.

 
 
 
 

Priscila Orozco Gallo, Lima

Illustrator of “The Case of the Lost Llamas”

@misspogpog

Priscila is an illustrator and graphic designer based in magical Peru.

She lives in a world of constant wonder, often rediscovering her environment by examining it through many different lenses. One of her favorite things in life is exploring the beauty of nature; from small flowers to vast forests, she translates its strong impact in her bright and colorful illustrations.

Armed with her favorite tools - inks, colored pencils, and watercolors - she has embarked on a journey to bring happiness to people through art, conveying her sense of wonder and positive feelings in her drawings.

 
 
 
 
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Ariel Landy, New York City

Illustrator of “The Riddle of the Wild Dogs”

@ariellandyart

As soon as Ariel learned how to draw a sky beyond a blue scribbled line, she knew she wanted to be an illustrator. Although raised on coloring books and crayons outside of Boston, she now lives in New York City.

Working digitally, Ariel aims to create illustrations that are imaginative, whimsical and original; characters and scenes that would make a child put down an Ipad and pick up a book.

 
 
 
 
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Larry Esenerwa, Nairobi

Illustrator of “The Dilemma of the Lazy Lions”

@esenerwalarry

Larry is a Kenyan artist, illustrator, painter, animator, and graphics designer. He has enjoyed drawing ever since he was a child when he was fascinated by colors and shapes.

As an artists, Larry loves nature and draws a lot of inspiration from his surroundings and music. When he is not creating, Larry likes sports, traveling and meeting people, as well as learning about different cultures around the globe.

 
 
 
 
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Daniela Castro Ramírez, Costa Rica

Illustrator of “The Secret of the Missing Turtles”

@daniillustrates

Daniela is a product designer and illustrator born and raised in tropical Costa Rica, and currently living in Vienna.

Her elementary school notebooks were always full of scribbles, and her bedroom walls covered in graffiti.

She’s passionate about combining art and technology, her style is feminine and colourful, and her goal is to empower women and young girls through her illustrations.

When she’s not illustrating, you will find her trying new kinds of food, discovering new cities and places, and dancing like nobody’s watching.