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- Jed Alexander
- R.W. Alley
- Heidi Aubrey
- Carlyn Beccia
- Drew Beckmeyer
- Diane Browning
- Nicolò Carozzi
- Lulu Chen
- Russ Cox
- Meredith Crandall Brown
- Oliver Dominguez
- Masha D'yans
- Emmeline Forrestal
- Mary Ann Fraser
- Jami Gigot
- Jennifer P. Goldfinger
- Annie Gregoire
- Adam Gustavson
- Hannah E. Harrison
- Olga Herrera
- Erin Hourigan
- Val Jones
- Rachel Katstaller
- Marty Kelley
- Alison Kim
- Vincent X. Kirsch
- Dan Krall
- Kara Kramer
- Anne Lambelet
- Stephish Liu
- Robert Meganck
- Isabel Mendoza
- Junco Nagano
- Valerie Niemeyer
- Linda Olafsdottir
- Alejandra Oviedo
- Susan Reagan
- Lorraine Rocha
- John Sandford
- Stephanie Roth Sisson
- Teri Sloat
- Archana Sreenivasan
- Brad Sneed
- Melodie Stacey
- Catherine Stock
- Wendy Wahman
- Michael Wertz
- Anden Wilder
Stacey Dressen-McQueen
Stacey Dressen-McQueen’s career as a picture book illustrator launched in 2003 with Boxes For Katje, which Publishers Weekly named a Best Children’s Book of the Year and praised as “an outstanding debut.” Stacey has since gone on to illustrate six more picture books and has been awarded a Bank Street Best Book, a Charlotte Zolotow Award, IRA, CBC, and NSTE Notables, Children’s Choice, and a Booklist Editor’s Choice among numerous other honors. Booklist said of Stacey’s artwork in a starred review of The Biggest Soap, “[T]he pencil, oil pastel, and acrylic artwork, alive with the sun-drenched colors and patterns of the South Pacific, bubble[s] with happiness.” Stacey draws inspiration for her work from a wide range of sources including Mexican folk-art, Gauguin’s paintings, Oceanic tribal art, and ancient Jewish cut-paper. Stacey grew up on a farm in South Dakota and now lives with her family in Portland, Oregon. She loves color, quiet, and cake.
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