Pete Williamson
Pete began his creative career in the mid-90s, moving to London to work as a character and background designer in the animation industry. He designed advertising campaigns for US television, before co-creating the darkly humorous short animated film Being Bradford Dillman (2011) which won 16 animation awards around the world.
He began illustrating children's books in 2008, collaborating with Marcus Sedgwick on the Blue Peter award-winning Elf Girl and Raven Boy, and with Guy Bass on Stitch Head, and more recently Skeleton Keys. He has now illustrated over 70 children’s books.
Pete lives and works deep in the Kent countryside, with his writer partner Catherine Meade and their daughter.
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