Written by Erin Silver
Illustration by Suharu Ogawa
Title Design/Art Direction by Troy Cunningham
Orca Book Publishers
2024
Cities: How Humans Live Together
Written by Megan Clendenan
Illustrated by Suharu Ogawa
Orca Book Publishers
Publish date: May 2023
AD: Dahlia Yuen
Written by Erin Silver
Illustrated by Suharu Ogawa
Orca Book Publishers
Publish date: April 2023
AD: Dahlia Yuen
Written by Dave Cameron
Illustrated by Suharu Ogawa
AD: Andrew Dupuis
Kidscan Press, 2022
Written by Susan Hughes
Illustrated by Suharu Ogawa
Published by Owlkids Books
Why Humans Work
Written by Monique Polak
Illustrated by Suharu Ogawa
Orca Book Publishers
Publish date: May 2022
AD: Dahlia Yuen
Written by Kira Vermond, Illustrated by Suharu Ogawa
Annick Press / Ontario Science Centre
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Written by Kira Vermond, Illustrated by Suharu Ogawa
Annick Press / Ontario Science Centre
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A little writing kit.
Acrylic on empty incense box.
2019
Just because pencils deserve a fabulous house.
One Day is a humble perspective toward unresolved issues in our personal life. Let's not agonize ourselves for things that are out of our control. Through navigating life with patience, we'll somehow make sense of what once seemed so baffling.
Whatever it is, one day, it will all make sense.
Village 89 is a publications project led by L.E. Frost, showcasing a curated list of illustrators in a series of accordion-folded books printed with screen print technique. To see her project, please check out www.village89.com.
Booger Boogie Woogie. 2014.
A tiny zine (1”x1.5”) about boogers who have something to say to us: they are fun and fantastic, not something unpleasant that you have always thought of.
Created for Small Ass Zines (SAZ) collective. Curated by a fellow illustrator Ness Lee.
Booger Boogie Woogie 2. 2015.
A tiny zine (1”x1.5”) about boogers who are still frustrated that we haven't made enough effort to understand who they are and who they are not.
Created for Small Ass Zines (SAZ) collective. Curated by a fellow illustrator Ness Lee.
