Jed Alexander: Blue Kid Pages 5 and 6

Monday, March 10, 2008

The Blue Kid to be seen on Top Shelf 2.0 soon!

Posted by Jed Alexander at 11:13 AM

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Jed Alexander: I'm an artist, writer and illustrator. I work primarily in the children's and young adult markets. My work has been seen in a variety of publications, including Cricket, and Nickelodeon. I'm currently represented byAbigail Samoun at Red Fox Literary. My work can be seen here.

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