Kaitlin Barry is a Children's Book Illustrator and Author. She creates illustration for her own projects as well as bringing to life the words of others. Her work is highly detailed and imaginative. She often draws on her 10+ years of experience in early childhood education and literacy.
"Endira's Eggs" Written and Illustrated by Kaitlin Barry
"The Upside Down Umbrella" - (working title) Written and Illustrated by Kaitlin Barry
"Fig and Fog" Written and Illustrated by Kaitlin Barry
"Tucker Taps" Written and Illustrated by Kaitlin Barry
T-rex Tucker searches for helpful tips in being more terrifying.
Tortoise character finds Tucker's self help book
"Penelope Pretends" Written and Illustrated by Kaitlin Barry
Kids love a good "potty" illustration! Penelope must use the restroom to get her point back after so much playing pretend.
Penelope is so happy to meet you. She just wants a pal to play pretend with. The pencil pont makes the phonetic sound "p" when she pats her point on the paper. A mnemonic device for new readers.
Playing leads to napping sometimes. Here's Penelope in her cozy paper and eraser bed,
Kids love a good "potty" illustration! Penelope must use the restroom to get her point back after so much playing pretend.
"Anabel's Apples" Written and Illustrated by Kaitlin Barry
Illustration of Anabel Armadillo. She's so hungry and searching for the ants.
Ants throughout the book are enjoying activities (all starting with the letter "a" in some way. Yet Anabel Armadillo is too angry to notice that they are right under her nose.
Illustration of Anabel Armadillo. She's so hungry and searching for the ants.
"Stepping Stones: Starting my Journey at Rundle" Written by Shannon Harte, Illustrated by Kaitlin Barker (Barry)
Commissioned by Rundle College
A child wakes up for her first day of school.
Breakfast before school
Student growth represented with an illustration of a lodgepole pine.
A child wakes up for her first day of school.
"Lily's Line" (Work in Progress)
Outside kicking the leaves.
yuck, lettuce in my sandwich!?
Outside kicking the leaves.