Award winning illustrator conveys compassion and understanding through his craft.
Houston, TX (PRWEB) July 2004 –- Award winning illustrator and painter, Kenneth Vincent, conveys compassion and understanding through his craft in the newly released children's book, MILTON'S DILEMMA, written by Patricia Gatto and John De Angelis.
"We are very fortunate to have Ken as our illustrator, his work is emotional and tender. Both adults and children fall in love with Milton the moment they look at the cover, which is so important because this book is about childhood struggles, compassion and understanding, even though it is entertaining," Patricia Gatto said.
Kenneth graduated the Rhode Island School of Design in 1999 where he received his BFA in illustration. This native Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts residence finds great personal and artistic satisfaction as a children's book illustration. He hopes his work inspires children to read and develop their own creative abilities. Other children's books illustrated by Kenneth include FIFI THE FURIOUS and GULLIVER'S TRAVELS. His paintings are currently on display at Granary Gallery on Martha's Vineyard.
Patricia Gatto and John De Angelis present their story at schools, libraries, and community events in an effort to help children identify and cope with the negative and aggressive behavior of bullying. Their goal is to foster awareness and provide children with an understanding of their rights to a safe and healthy learning environment.
MILTON'S DILEMMA is available for $15.95 through Joyful Productions on the web at Click here, Amazon.com, and by calling 570-857-0255.
MILTON'S DILEMMA by Patricia Gatto & John De Angelis. Illustrated by Kenneth Vincent. Providence Publishing Company (Houston). ISBN 0-9651661-9-8. Hardcover, 0.38 x 9 x 7, 32 pages. Children's Picture Book, Ages 6-10. Cover Price $15.95. Publication Date July 2004.
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