This lovingly restored 1960s classic by one of the world's most renowned graphic designers encourages children to look at the world of colours and the world around them in a new way. Bob Gill's obvious, infectious delight in line and colour makes this book a visual treat for children, as well as for the adults who read picture books with them.

Author Biography

Bob Gill (b. 1931) was a freelance illustrator and designer in New York before moving to London in 1960, where he worked with Alan Fletcher and Colin Forbes in a design agency that became a precursor of Pentagram. He resumed his freelance career as an illustrator, designer, teacher, film-maker and author of children's books in 1967, and returned to New York in 1975. His clients have included CBS, Pirelli, Apple Corps, the Anti-Apartheid Movement, Universal Pictures, Nestle and the United Nations, and he has written a number of books about graphic design.