My books all grew out of the same fascination with paper that first led me into filmmaking. Whether they're about imaginary post offices, a witch's correspondence, or the graphic props behind a Wes Anderson film, they all tell stories through letters, maps, documents, and all the other little bits of bureaucracy that help build believable worlds.
CACKLE CRACKLE:
LETTERS FROM THE WITCH
When children look for help, they go to the first grown-ups that come to mind: witches. Packed with spells, letters and magical keepsakes to pull out and keep.
LETTERS FROM THE NORTH POLE
A Sunday Times Book of the Year.
"This is how you do a gorgeous Christmas book for children." Featuring ten removable letters and toy designs penned by Father Christmas himself (with a little help from his elves).
FAKE LOVE LETTERS, FORGED TELEGRAMS, AND PRISON ESCAPE MAPS
This is the book about designing graphic props for filmmaking that I wish I'd had when I was starting out. “This unforgettable book is at once a treasure for film buffs and a visual feast.” — Esquire
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