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Animation industry veteran Pete Oswald explores stereotypes about boys and their emotions in his new picture book.

Owning a bar in college led writer Adam Lorenzo to capture life lessons learned from those undergrad days.

Easy access to Post-it notes and a search for creative freedom resulted in Miranda Tacchia’s impressive first book, Unimpressed.

Benson Shum’s love of drawing led him to pursue two creative careers as both an animator and children’s book illustrator.

A desire for more creative control led writer and story artist Aminder Dhaliwal to the world of graphic novels where her art and social commentary unite.

A life-changing moment inspired Christopher Vigil to write Surf Dudes, a kids book that gave him hope and liberated his creative spirit.

Career animator Bob Scott pursues creative freedom with his syndicated online comic strip.

Storyboard artist Zach Smith’s first graphic novel was finished during quarantine with the help of lots of coffee.

How Storyboard Director Mira Ong Chua turned a personal challenge into a Kickstarter success