Your book deserves to
stand out
Children’s book illustrations for early readers all the way to middle grade.
Your book deserves to
stand out
Children’s book illustrations for early readers all the way to middle grade.
My Work
How it Works
- We’ll start with a cozy chat where we'll discuss your book, set deadlines, and map out our creative adventure together.
- Then I'll sketch out the pages and send them your way for feedback. Your vision matters, and I'm here to make sure every detail is perfect.
- Once we've finalized the sketches, I'll breathe life into your characters and scenes, adding depth and personality.
- Throughout this journey, I'll be your guide, sounding board, and cheerleader. Clear communication is at the heart of everything I do!
How it all Comes Together
Explaining the nitty gritty of illustration is a bit difficult to do with words, so here’s a video of what it typically looks like in action.
Previous Customers Say...
“I have worked with Noam since 2020. She illustrated my first book and I loved every piece of art she created. She was so efficient with the changes I asked her to make and I was shocked at how fast they came in. She was willing and ready to make the character in my head and heart come to life. And I fell in love with her work and my main character because of Noam’s talent and eagerness to bring her to life.”
Stephanie Diehl
Author of the bestselling children’s book ‘Sydney’s Adventures’
A Little Bit About Me
Hi, I’m Noam Levi, a children’s book illustrator currently based in Portugal.
Over the years I’ve illustrated various books, including the Amazon bestselling Sydney’s Adventures by Stephanie Diehl. I love creating vibrant, eye-catching pieces, expressive characters, and anything inspired by nature.
Collaborating with authors and publishers to bring stories to life is my passion, and I strive to create books that spark joy and curiosity in young readers. Let’s make something magical together!
Get in Touch
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