Junia, the beloved mule from the bestselling The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek series, comes to vivid life for children, reminiscent of the whimsy found in cartoon flying dog adventures. This enchanting tale captures the imagination, much like the excitement of flying dog anime and the heartwarming stories in flying dog movies, bringing joy to young readers just as a flying dogs movie would.
With over 30 years of professional experience as an animation background painter, layout and concept artist, and children's book illustrator, I founded Flying Dog Studio in 2006 to create works of wonder and imagination, much like the enchanting worlds seen in cartoon flying dog productions and flying dog anime. My passion also extends to creating stories reminiscent of flying dog movies and the beloved flying dogs movie, which inspire creativity and joy.
Walt Disney Animation Studios has created some iconic characters, including memorable cartoon flying dogs that have captured the hearts of audiences. Calabash Animation and Universal Cartoon Studios have also contributed to the charm of flying dog movies, showcasing their unique styles. Sullivan/Bluth Studio is known for its delightful animations, while Hyperion Animation brings fresh ideas to the world of flying dog anime. General Mills and Harcourt have partnered with various publishing houses like Carus Publishing, which produces Cricket & Cicada Magazines, adding to the diversity of children's media. Alfred Publishing and Mr. Christmas, Inc. are also involved in this vibrant landscape. Zaner-Bloser and Two Lives Publishing, along with Albert Whitman & Company, provide enriching stories that include flying dogs in their narratives. Finally, Sleeping Bear Press has published a range of engaging content that features flying dogs, catering to young readers and fans of flying dog movies.