WHAT I CREATE
Gifts that look innocent.
A small studio making illustrated books — from playful stories for children to darkly funny picture books for adults.
Selected editions include greetings printed inside the front cover, making them part book, part card, and part present — ideal for birthdays, Christmas, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, or anyone who deserves better than another folded supermarket rectangle.
SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN
& SILLY ADULTS.
CARD + GIFT EDITIONS
Printed greetings inside selected front covers, so the book does the job of the card and the present.
Children’s books with a wonky grin
Funny, illustrated stories for children, full of curious characters, small adventures, and the occasional animal behaving like it has a mortgage. Sweet, silly, and safe for bedtime.
Adult books disguised as picture books
Darkly comic illustrated stories for grown-ups. They may look like children’s books from across the room, but up close they are wearing strange shoes and whispering about consequences.
Book + card editions
Some books come with a greeting page inside, turning them into a present and card in one. These are perfect for people who deserve more than a folded rectangle from a petrol station.
by David Moore
When the Puddle family’s black cat comes home completely white, they do what any sensible family would do: hold a meeting, make a list and investigate every possible explanation except the obvious one. The Cat Who Turned White is a surreal illustrated story full of deadpan humour, family confusion and one very suspicious cat.
A small shelf of odd illustrated stories
When the Puddle family’s black cat comes home completely white, they do what any sensible family would do: hold a meeting, make a list and investigate every possible explanation except the obvious one. The Cat Who Turned White is a surreal illustrated story full of deadpan humour, family confusion and one very suspicious cat.
When his wife Polly relentlessly mocks him for being unfit, Ignus buys a second-hand punchbag from eBay in the hope of turning his life around. Instead, he begins suffering terrifying visions that the bag contains the body of a murdered woman. The police find nothing but old rags, leaving Ignus convinced he’s losing his mind. But as the line between imagination and reality begins to blur, he discovers that some nightmares don’t predict the past—they’re waiting for the future.
About the Author
I make illustrated books for children, adults, and people who still laugh at the wrong bit.
Learn a bit moreGet the books
They are available on Amazon, where they stand quietly in a digital line pretending not to know each other.
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