Sentence examples for illustrated himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weisgard collaborated with other children's book writers and wrote books he illustrated himself.

The first comic he illustrated himself, Volton, about a hero with electrical powers, was published when he was 16.

The first title he wrote and illustrated himself, "Kenny's Window," published in 1956, was a moody, dreamlike story about a lonely boy's inner life.

There are, instead, more than 350 illustrated books, including his collaborations with Roald Dahl and the 35 stories that Blake has written and illustrated himself.

Yet having become a doting father, he then spent much of the next decade on children's books, producing the jungle tales of Mowgli, as well as such bedtime favorites as "Rikki-Tikki­Tavi" and the glorious "Just So Stories," which Kipling illustrated himself.

He was known in particular for more than a dozen picture books he wrote and illustrated himself, most famously "Where the Wild Things Are," which was simultaneously genre-breaking and career-making when it was published by Harper & Row in 1963.

But he can't draw himself a human companion, nor illustrate himself out of the room.

He likes playing on his computer, making books that he illustrates himself, and drawing in coloured chalk on his parents' front drive.

In 1861, however, he had begun to contribute comic verse to Fun, illustrated by himself and signed "Bab".

Carr has also published sixty-one three-by-five inch booklets on favorite poets and writers, several improbable dictionaries, and forty idiosyncratic maps of the English counties, most illustrated by himself.

As a reviewer said of Frederic Remington's articles, illustrated by himself in 1895, the cowboy roamed "where the American may still revel in the great red-shirted freedom which has been pushed so far to the mountain wall that it threatens soon to expire somewhere near the top".