Helen is a widely acclaimed illustrator of books for children whose work includes The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse (shortlisted for the Smarties Book Prize), Rosie's Visitors and the hugely popular stories about Angelina Ballerina - now on stage and screen.
Stephen Collins is an illustrator whose work has appeared in The Times, The Guardian, The Independent, NME, GQ, The Big Issue, and many more. He specialises in caricatures, editorial illustration and cartoons.
Anita studied at Chelsea and the Slade schools of art. She is a fellow and past president of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers and has work in many private and public collections in Europe, the USA and Australia, including the arts council of Great Britain.
Yet another Turner Prize winner puts pen to envelope to support the cause. Flamboyant Grayson won the art world's most prestigious prize in 2003 for his detailed ceramic work and he has also worked in other forms including drawing and embroidery.
Pam Ayres is well known for her witty and humorous songs. One particular classic is 'They Should Have Asked My Husband'. The song is a favourite among Pam fans with its witty anecdotes and clever use of rhyme. She has published six books of poems, toured in a one woman stage show, briefly hosted her own TV show and performed her stage show for the Queen.
Nick Sharratt is an award-winning children's book illustrator and author. His work includes illustrations for best-selling author Jacqueline Wilson and collaborations with writer/ illustrator Sue Heap.
Cath Kidston is Creative Director of Cath Kidston Ltd. It is best known for its textile prints (particularly floral designs) but also sells a wide range of items for the home and also for children. Over the past few years, the designs have become a household name and are the epitome of the "shabby chic" fashion and lifestyle.
In 2000 Anthony became the first British illustrator ever to win the Hans Christian Andersen Award for his service to children's literature. He has also won the Kurt Maschler 'Emil' Award three times. This pondering primate is a magnificent example of his talent.
In 2000 Anthony became the first British illustrator ever to win the Hans Christian Andersen Award for his service to children's literature. He has also won the Kurt Maschler 'Emil' Award three times. This pondering primate is a magnificent example of his talent.
