Heather Maisner is author of over 30 children's books, translated into 8 languages, including the award-winning Magic Hourglass, Magic Globe and Diary of a Princess. She also teaches creative writing to children. Her books range from picture books to books for fluent young readers. Often combining fiction with fact and games with information, they are ideal for beginner and reluctant readers. Heather is author and publisher of Dinosaur Douglas Books, featuring the very naughty Dinosaur Douglas, written in rhyme, with zany illustrations by street painter Alex Godwin, covering subjects from oral health to obesity.
Heather loves to walk, dance, travel (speaks five languages), make bread and cook for her large family - and amazing black cat. Born and brought up in the Steel City, Jamshedpur, drawing has been Parwinder's hobby and passion since childhood (so he took it as his career). Parwinder spent the early years of his career in classical 2D animation but eventually he was fascinated by various styles of illustration and was driven to the beautiful world of children's books.
Parwinder works on and creates many different styles of illustration for numerous books with his Wacom pen. Drawing and colouring for almost 14 years with different art studios and companies, he finally decided to go it alone. Freelancing has given Parwinder the chance he always wanted - he is able to explore more styles and travel to different places. Parwinder loves to work digitally.
Heather loves to walk, dance, travel (speaks five languages), make bread and cook for her large family - and amazing black cat. Born and brought up in the Steel City, Jamshedpur, drawing has been Parwinder's hobby and passion since childhood (so he took it as his career). Parwinder spent the early years of his career in classical 2D animation but eventually he was fascinated by various styles of illustration and was driven to the beautiful world of children's books.
Parwinder works on and creates many different styles of illustration for numerous books with his Wacom pen. Drawing and colouring for almost 14 years with different art studios and companies, he finally decided to go it alone. Freelancing has given Parwinder the chance he always wanted - he is able to explore more styles and travel to different places. Parwinder loves to work digitally.
