Showing posts with label Socksquatch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Socksquatch. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Halloween costumes! Socksquatch!!


Jessi Weithman, a wonderful photographer, sent me these photos of her kids dressed as...... you guessed it, The Socksquatch gang!!!! Heeerrre's Socksquatch!
Annnnddd Frank!
Headless monsters! AAAAHHH!!
No sock! Just cute!!
Let the WILD RUMPUS begin!!!


AAHHHHH! GOT SOCK! These kids do. Thanks so much for sharing these with us, Jessi. You can go to Jessi's website here.

Monday, May 30, 2011

Socksquatch visits

Socksquatch came by this weekend, and wanted you all to know he has been mentioned a few times recently. Madigan reads had this to say, while over at Kiss This Book, Socksquatch received an advisable rating. Over at The Greasy Screen Socksquatch was recently the most checked-out-of-the-library book!

Stay tuned for more visits from our sockless friend. And to another book to come...

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Modern Art Socksquatch


A friend of mine spotted Socksquatch at the Museum of Modern Art gift shop! Can I now say that my art is at the MOMA?


Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Interview

I have another interview, this time with the lovely Cynthia Leitich Smith.

Friday, October 29, 2010

Interview, and Reggie


The comprehensible Faith Hough has tied me down for an interview. I mostly talk about Socksquatch.
And don't forget to wear your goofiest socks on Sunday at Books of Wonder, where I will be signing books and socks upon request. I will be there from 1-3, just in time to rush home and dress up.


Saturday, October 23, 2010

Book signing

I will be at Books Of Wonder on October 31st, from 1-3 to sign copies of Socksquatch. Come on down and wear your goofiest socks! I will be there with Sergio Ruzzier, George Bates, Caron Lee Cohen, and Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen.

Cheers!

Frank

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Socksquatch

Socksquatch, my first book as word guy and picture guy, is out today.

Publishers Weekly says "Dormer's naif cartooning and simple silliness make this the kind of book that will probably get requested again and again."

Kirkus says "both the narrative and the setting-a medieval castle-are minimal elements in the book, so all the expectations fall at the feet of the monsters, and they do not disappoint."

I have always wanted to make the kind of book that gets lots of use, and lots of wear and tear. Let's hear it for Socksquatch!

GOT BOOK?

Cheers!

Frank


Thursday, September 30, 2010

New book








Buy one on October 12!