Richy K. Chandler is a writer, illustrator, and comic creator whose work is characterized by its engaging visual storytelling. His creations often delve into themes of identity and creativity, employing a unique style that resonates with a diverse audience. Chandler's approach to narrative is both imaginative and accessible, making his work appealing across various age groups. His commitment to fostering artistic engagement through workshops highlights his dedication to the creative community.
This funny graphic novel stars an unpopular (but kind and talented) teenage octopus named Lucy, and her adorable (if poisonous) pet puffer fish. It celebrates the rewards of being yourself, calls out the uncoolness of bullying, and playfully warns of the perils of social climbing. Suitable for children aged 9+; recommended for big kids of all ages.
Explaining why parents decide to separate in simple, understandable language to children, this candid graphic story reassures and comforts any child whose parents are breaking up. Fully illustrated, with characters that any child can relate to, this book is a lifeline during a confusing time.
As a parent and graphic artist, Tariq finds himself stuck in a cycle of guilt, torn between quality time with his family and creative time in the studio. This beautifully illustrated comic humorously and helpfully looks at how to keep your creative muse happy while fulfilling the other important roles in your life.