Sherry Rogers - Children's Book Illustrator

Sherry Rogers lived in the San Francisco Bay area of California for over 17 years. While living there she attended Foothill College and studied Graphic Design/Graphic Arts. After completing college she worked for over a decade as a successful graphic designer and technical illustrator with three high-profile engineering companies.

Working as a Graphic Designer/ Artist in the Bay Area she did technical illustration which required her to Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator as well as page layout programs. After using both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator for over fifteen years she is addicted to digital illustration and an expert at both programs.

After relocating to Roseville, California, where she currently lives, she was lucky to be able to start illustrating for children. Sherry has illustrated 10 children's books and in contract for her eleventh.

While Sherry paints traditionally in acrylics and oil for pleasure, all of Sherry’s children's art is painted digitally in Photoshop.

Sherry is married, has a son, a daughter, two dogs, and one very old cat.

Sherry's Client List:

McGraw-Hill
Oxford University Press
Houghton Mifflin
Harcourt School Publishers
Sylvan Dell Publishing
RGU Group
Humpty Dumpty Magazine
Bill Smith Studios
The Quarasan Group
TSi Graphics
Element LLC
Monotype
USDA (United States Department of Agriculture)

Sherry's Published Children's Books Include:

Ten for Me
By Barbara Mariconda
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, early 2011

Hey Diddle Diddle
By Pam Kapchinske
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, early 2011

Newton and Me
By Lynne Mayer
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, early 2010

Moose and Magpie
By Bettina Restrepo
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, June 2009

Paws, Claws, Hands and Feet
By Kimberly Hutmacher
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, February 2009

Sort It Out
By Barbara Mariconda
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, May of 2008

Kersplatypus
By Susan Mitchell
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, January 2008

Burro's Tortilla
By Terri Fields
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, June 2007

You Were A Parrot
By Katherine Rawson
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing August 2006

Counting Little Geckos
By Charline Profiri
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
The RGU Group June 2005

Educational Books Include:

More Recycle Please!
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
SRA Reader for McGraw Hill

Madame Marie Tells the Future
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Oxford University Press

What Can I Touch
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
McGraw-Hill

Sherry’s favorite books as a child were:

Anything by Dr Suess,

The Little Fish That Got Away, by Bernadine Cook, illustrated by Crockett Johnson

“I Can't,” Said the Ant, by Polly Cameron

The Beezus and Ramona Series, by Beverly Cleary, illustrated by Tracy Dockray

The Henry Huggins Series, by Beverly Cleary, illustrated by Tracy Dockray

Sherry aspires to bring as much joy to children with her books, as the individuals above brought to her.



	Sherry Rogers lived in the San Francisco Bay area of California for over 17 years. While living there she attended Foothill College and studied Graphic Design/Graphic Arts. After completing college she worked for over a decade as a successful graphic designer and technical illustrator with three high-profile engineering companies. Working as a Graphic Designer/ Artist in the Bay Area she did technical illustration which required her to Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator as well as page layout programs. After using both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator for over fifteen years she is addicted to digital illustration and an expert at both programs. After relocating to Roseville, California, where she currently lives, she was lucky to be able to start illustrating for children. Sherry has illustrated 10 children's books and in contract for her eleventh. While Sherry paints traditionally in acrylics and oil for pleasure, all of Sherry’s children's art is painted digitally in Photoshop. Sherry is married, has a son, a daughter, two dogs, and one very old cat. Sherry's Client List: McGraw-Hill Oxford University Press Houghton Mifflin Harcourt School Publishers Sylvan Dell Publishing RGU Group Humpty Dumpty Magazine Bill Smith Studios The Quarasan Group TSi Graphics Element LLC Monotype USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) Sherry's Published Children's Books Include: Ten for Me By Barbara Mariconda Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing, early 2011 Hey Diddle Diddle By Pam Kapchinske Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing, early 2011 Newton and Me By Lynne Mayer Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing, early 2010 Moose and Magpie By Bettina Restrepo Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing, June 2009 Paws, Claws, Hands and Feet By Kimberly Hutmacher Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing, February 2009 Sort It Out By Barbara Mariconda Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing, May of 2008 Kersplatypus By Susan Mitchell Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing, January 2008 Burro's Tortilla By Terri Fields Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing, June 2007 You Were A Parrot By Katherine Rawson Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Sylvan Dell Publishing August 2006 Counting Little Geckos By Charline Profiri Illustrated By Sherry Rogers The RGU Group June 2005 Educational Books Include: More Recycle Please! Illustrated By Sherry Rogers SRA Reader for McGraw Hill Madame Marie Tells the Future Illustrated By Sherry Rogers Oxford University Press What Can I Touch Illustrated By Sherry Rogers McGraw-Hill Sherry’s favorite books as a child were: Anything by Dr Suess, The Little Fish That Got Away, by Bernadine Cook, illustrated by Crockett Johnson “I Can't,” Said the Ant, by Polly Cameron The Beezus and Ramona Series, by Beverly Cleary, illustrated by Tracy Dockray The Henry Huggins Series, by Beverly Cleary, illustrated by Tracy Dockray Sherry aspires to bring as much joy to children with her books, as the individuals above brought to her.