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Your child is the star of the fantasy underwater adventure depicted in our Under the Sea poster. This customized keepsake poster is filled with color-rich details and delightful characters that will spark your child’s imagination. A happy watery party is going on and all the starfish’s best friends have been invited. Even the hermit crab has brought a tiny gift and all the partygoers are wearing their celebration sea hats. And who knows what could be inside the glittery treasure chest?
Original Watercolor Artwork by:
Tracy La Rue Hohn
Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Sally Marts has never considered any career other than design and illustration.
After receiving a BFA at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, she realized rather quickly that a Fine Arts Degree was not enough to gain entry into the commercial art field so she attended Burnley School of Commercial Art. [more]
Biography
Crista is a graduate of the Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida. She is an illustrator and the founder of Crista Kathleen Studio, specializing in illustrating children’s products and well-loved books. She shares her studio with her kitties, Powder and Tucson. [more]
Biography
Anuradha Palnitkar is the author of Around the World With Vegetarian Sandwiches and Wraps.
Anuradha is an expert on vegetarian cooking. The taste-tempting, easy-to-make recipes in this collection are based on her 15 years experience cooking ethnic foods from all over the globe including Italian, Thai, Chinese, Middle Eastern, Greek, Indian, Persian, Mexican and American delicacies. [more]
Biography
Laura has always been drawn to drawing. After considering a career as rodeo clown, rocket scientist and inner-city bike messenger, she soon decided that illustration is what makes her happiest.
She takes great pleasure in creating whimsical characters that add that “little something extra” to the written word. “I truly believe the more seriously a character sees himself, the more ridiculously he should be portrayed.” For Laura, this often means elongating an occasional nose, overdoing a foolish costume, and/or adding an imaginative (and oversized) hairdo. [more]
