Jesse Hodgson is an artist and illustrator whose work often explores themes of identity and social interaction through visually rich and narrative pieces. Her style is characterized by intricate details and a capacity for capturing complex emotions and relationships. Through her illustrations, Hodgson seeks to evoke a sense of contemplation and empathy in viewers. Her artistic approach is deeply rooted in the study of visual communication and a desire to tell stories that resonate with the human experience.
The narrative follows Pip and her mother as they navigate the challenges of deforestation, which threatens their home in the Himalayas. Forced to leave their beloved environment, they embark on a difficult journey in search of a new habitat. This poignant tale sheds light on the struggles faced by endangered red pandas, emphasizing themes of resilience and the impact of human activities on wildlife.
One day Tom draws a tiger, inspired by his visit to the art gallery... That night, when Tom can't sleep, the tiger pads out of his drawing and purrs, 'Let's go for a walk!' It's the beginning of a magical and life-changing adventure, as the tiger helps Tom to overcome some of his biggest fears. Tom's drawings are inspired by Henri Rousseau's Tiger in a Tropical Storm.
The first book from Jesse Hodgson tells the story of an orangutan's journey to see the sun.