Jon J. Muth
Author and illustrator of children's books
Born
July 28th, 1960
64 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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An American author and illustrator, this individual gained recognition for creating beautifully illustrated children's literature. The most notable works include 'Zen Shorts' and 'Zen Ties', which incorporate elements of Zen philosophy and storytelling. The illustrations showcase a unique watercolor style that appeals to both children and adults. This individual has contributed to the literary field with both original works and collaborations, enhancing the narrative through visual art.
Created 'Zen Shorts'
Illustrated 'Zen Ties'
Won a Caldecott Honor
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