The best way to reach Chuck to discuss illustrations or ask about his process is via email. To keep up with his current projects, follow him on Instagram.
For all book-related inquiries, please contact the estimable Stephen Barr at Writers House.
ABOUT
Chuck hails from an overgrown village among the peat bogs in the north of the Netherlands, where he spent his formative years climbing trees, drawing, reading, and cycling. He attended the Artez Institute of Visual Arts in Kampen, graduating from the department of Illustration in 2004. He moved to Portland, Oregon in 2010, and now resides in Kinderhook, New York with his wife, dog and two cats.
CURRENT PROJECTS
Recently completed books include Hungry Jim by Laurel Snyder, and William's Winter Nap by Linda Ashman
SELECTED CLIENTS & PUBLICATIONS
Random House, Abrams, Simon & Schuster, Disney Hyperion, Chronicle Books, Scholastic, Carolrhoda Books, Lemniscaat, Oxford University Press, Nobrow, Querido, NRC Handelsblad
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Fiep Westendorp Prize, 2007
His work has been featured and selected by the Society of Illustrators, The Fox is black, Pikaland, Illustration Friday, and Spike Jonze's blog: We Love You So
For all book-related inquiries, please contact the estimable Stephen Barr at Writers House.
ABOUT
Chuck hails from an overgrown village among the peat bogs in the north of the Netherlands, where he spent his formative years climbing trees, drawing, reading, and cycling. He attended the Artez Institute of Visual Arts in Kampen, graduating from the department of Illustration in 2004. He moved to Portland, Oregon in 2010, and now resides in Kinderhook, New York with his wife, dog and two cats.
CURRENT PROJECTS
Recently completed books include Hungry Jim by Laurel Snyder, and William's Winter Nap by Linda Ashman
SELECTED CLIENTS & PUBLICATIONS
Random House, Abrams, Simon & Schuster, Disney Hyperion, Chronicle Books, Scholastic, Carolrhoda Books, Lemniscaat, Oxford University Press, Nobrow, Querido, NRC Handelsblad
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Fiep Westendorp Prize, 2007
His work has been featured and selected by the Society of Illustrators, The Fox is black, Pikaland, Illustration Friday, and Spike Jonze's blog: We Love You So