How Quail Lost His Feathers

"How Quail Lost His Feathers"

The above illustrations go with a "why" story that I wrote. Quail begins the story with lots of beautiful feathers on his head. He is so narcissistic that he does not have any friends. Eventually he notices that the other birds do not come around to talk to him anymore, and he wonders what happened to them. A huge storm blows in and Quail worries about the other birds. As Quail looks for the others, many of his feathers are blown off, but he is not worried about his feathers. He only wants to make sure his friends are safe.

Bird on Holiday

Grandpa's Unfatootzer (Published Illustrations)

"Grandpa's Unfatootzer" was written by Sidney Goodman. By the author's request I illustrated it with watercolor. The story follows a grandfather and 3 sets of grandchildren. The grandchildren's computers break and they call their grandfather for help. He tells them that their computers have become fatootzed and that they need an unfatootzer. The grandchildren lament that they do not have an unfatootzer. Grandfather comes to the rescue by building them the magical machine and fixes their computers.

Review of the book

(The last paragraph talks about my illustrations)

Grandpa's Unfatootzer on Amazon.com