Anne Hunter is an illustrator and picture book writer best known for her books about animals and nature. Anne grew up in Florida, and now makes her home with the foxes and the owls and the skunks and her family in the woods of Vermont, USA. Find her online at annehunterstudio.com and on Instagram as @annehunterillustration.

Where’s Baby? is a delicate and sweet little story, with all the makings of a classic picturebook. Anne Hunter, a master of her craft, is the illustrator, author and lettering designer. She created the lovely handlettering for the text that sits so well with her refined illustrations. Her precise and detailed pictures are gently complemented by a very limited colour scheme that goes a long way to highlighting the plot.

Anne Hunter is an illustrator and picture book writer best known for her books about animals and nature. Anne grew up in Florida, and now makes her home with the foxes and the owls and the skunks and her family in the woods of Vermont, USA. Find her online at annehunterstudio.com and on Instagram as @annehunterillustration.

Where’s Baby? is a delicate and sweet little story, with all the makings of a classic picturebook. Anne Hunter, a master of her craft, is the illustrator, author and lettering designer. She created the lovely handlettering for the text that sits so well with her refined illustrations. Her precise and detailed pictures are gently complemented by a very limited colour scheme that goes a long way to highlighting the plot.

Anne Hunter is an illustrator and picture book writer best known for her books about animals and nature. Anne grew up in Florida, and now makes her home with the foxes and the owls and the skunks and her family in the woods of Vermont, USA. Find her online at annehunterstudio.com and on Instagram as @annehunterillustration.

Where’s Baby? is a delicate and sweet little story, with all the makings of a classic picturebook. Anne Hunter, a master of her craft, is the illustrator, author and lettering designer. She created the lovely handlettering for the text that sits so well with her refined illustrations. Her precise and detailed pictures are gently complemented by a very limited colour scheme that goes a long way to highlighting the plot.