5 ME AND ROALD I’ve been drawing with quills since I was given a vulture’s feather in France in 2000. But I used scratchy ink nibs to illustrate the 18 books I did for Roald Dahl over the 15 ...

Using expert... Roald Dahl, Author, Quentin Blake, Illustrator Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers $15.95 (64p) ISBN 978-0-375-81556-0 This spring, two Roald Dahl classics reappear in ...

From Willy Wonka to Miss Trunchbull, the characters from our favourite Roald Dahl books ... contained in the illustrations by Quentin Blake, whose sketches for Dahl's books have become synonymous ...

A series of prints designed to "brighten" family visiting areas at prisons are to be put on display at the Isle of Man's ...

A series of prints from celebrated illustrator Sir Quentin Blake have been donated to the Isle of Man Prison in Jurby.

My favourite Roald Dahl character ... I just loved the way Quentin Blake drew her. I loved her big glasses and little purple neckerchief. Looking at the rough pen-and-ink illustrations now ...

The inspiration for alternative footwear came when Roald Dahl sent the illustrator Quentin Blake his Norwegian sandal- it was perfect. Dahl changed his text and the published book describes the ...

Quentin Blake, writing exclusively for Stylist, reveals how he first brought Willy Wonka to life. “I confess I can’t help feeling that my visualisation of a Roald Dahl book is the ‘real ...

The contrasts within Quentin Blake’s work made him the perfect collaborator on the project, says Burgess. He points to his illustrations for Roald Dahl’s books, with their often dark undertones, which ...

A major new free family exhibition celebrating the work of one of Britain’s most popular writers and illustrators, Quentin Blake ... books. It includes working with famous authors like Roald ...

A famous illustrator who worked with Roald Dahl has donated signed prints to a care home in Swindon. Sir Quentin Blake sent 10 of ... illustrated more than 300 books, including 18 written by ...

The inspiration for alternative footwear came when Roald Dahl sent the illustrator Quentin Blake his Norwegian sandal- it was perfect. Dahl changed his text and the published book describes the ...