Random Orbit
Brian BiggsAn occasional shout-out from the hermit-hole of Brian Biggs, author and artist that you may have heard of, once. Usually about drawing, often about writing, sometimes about something else. But not always.
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Digging out
What’s the weather like where you are? It’s stupid here. Four weeks ago we got ten inches of snow covered by a layer of ice, followed by two weeks of single digit temperatures, which hardened all of these piles of icy snow into dirty, slipp...
Whales and Otters, Otters and Whales
I spent the winter of 2024-25 drawing whales and otters for a new book called The Whale’s Tale and the Otter’s Side of the Story. Written by the great Kate Messner, it will be published by Clarion, an imprint of Harper Collins, on April 21....
Be my valentine
I’ve often been secretly envious of the illustrators on Instagram who post thoughtful and cute illustrations they made for seemingly every single holiday. The dark side of my head always shrugs and says something like “who has the time for ...
Show & Tell
The people in this above illustration are all very minor characters in a book that I’ve been illustrating for quite some time now. More than any other book that I’ve illustrated, and I’ve illustrated a lot, this book has been a tough nut to...
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