Brian Biggs is an author, illustrator, and designer in Philadelphia. He’s currently writing and illustrating books, constantly drawing pictures, and teaching illustration at Tyler School of Art/Temple University.
He has written or illustrated more than seventy books, some of them being New York Times Bestsellers and several being shown at The Society of Illustrators. The books he has written and illustrated have been read by many imaginative adults and clever children all around the world.
Brian has also designed fonts, appeared briefly on Martha Stewart’s The Apprentice, raced bicycles in Iceland, worked as a university professor, performed live ambient guitar, served as calligrapher for a princess, and for a short time played the accordion quite well.
He’s available for all sorts of illustration,, hand-lettering, maps, packaging, animation, and even writing and speaking.
Clients include (but are not limited to) : MoMA, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Ritchey Bikes, The New York Times, Knopf, Hyperion/Disney, Harpercollins, Adobe Systems, Random House, The Princeton Public Library, Bill Graham Presents, Rodeo Labs, Penguin, The Washington Post, Warner Bros, Workman, Simon & Schuster, Rubio’s Coastal Grill, The Yellow Pages, The Philadelphia Book Festival.
He would love to work with you.
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Artwork, books, and prints are available:
HERE and HERE
Photo : Jonathan Barkat
Contact:
PO Box 25922
Philadelphia PA 19128
Literary and children’s book representation
by Steven Malk / Writers House
smalk@WritersHouse.com
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