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Tony Neal

Tony Neal is a graphic artist and illustrator from South Leicestershire, England. His passion for art and illustration has led him to a blooming career in children’s book illustration where he now creates works for various publishing houses and clients worldwide. Clients include: Usborne, Little Tiger Press, Yoyo Books, Simon & Schuster, Crayola, PI kids, Hachette Children’s, Editions Auzou, Miles Kelly, to name but a few. Tony’s work is inspired by everyday life and the quirky details that surround us. He loves to create charming characters in whimsical scenes and telling stories with his pictures.

Tony Neal is represented by Arabella Stein — to work with Tony please email Arabella

Awards

Nature Generation Green Earth Book Award 2021 - Longlisted: Longlisted for the Nature Genereation ‘Green Earth Book Award 2021’ for ‘It’s only one!’. Written by Tracey Corderoy.
West Sussex Picture Books to Shout About! - Winner: Winner of the West Sussex Picture Books to Shout About! Award with “Sneaky Beak”, written by Tracey Corderoy, published by Little Tiger.
BookTrust’s Great Books Guide 2020: Selected for the BookTrust’s Great Books Guide 2020 with ‘Mini Monsters - Can I Play?’ by Caryl Hart, Simon & Schuster

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Little Rebels Award 2020 - Shortlisted: Shortlisted for the Little Rebels Award 2020 with ‘Sneaky Beak’, written by Tracey Corderoy, published by Little Tiger.

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ENGLISH 4-11 PICTURE BOOK AWARDS - LONGLISTED: ‘Sneaky Beak’ longlisted for The English 4-11 Awards for the best children’s picture books of the year. Written by Tracey Corderoy. Published by Little Tiger.

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The Times Book of the Week - Sneaky Beak: ‘Sneaky Beak’ selected for the Times Book of the Week, published by Little Tiger

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Teach Early Years Award 2019 - Winner: Winner for the Picture Books category of Teach Early Years Award 2019 with ‘The One-Stop Story Shop’ published by Little Tiger Press.

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Reviews

"A fresh, sweet way to explore the true meaning of Christmas and unexpected encounters..." - Kirkus Star Review: “Who needs a singing Christmas tree when there’s a gigantic outdoor tree sparkling with real snow, its height emphasized by a vertical two-page spread… The book’s large, square format gives ample room for cheery, expressive illustrations. A fresh, sweet way to explore the true meaning of Christmas and unexpected encounters.” - Kirkus Reviews on ‘The Christmas Extravaganza Hotel’

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