War is hell!
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Tuesday, 6 June 1944 the US 1st Infantry Division landed on ‘Omaha Beach’ and took part in the Normandy landings to liberate France (and then Europe) from Nazi control. This illustration was created for Usborne Publishing as a sample for a future project. © 1010 Usborne Publishing

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“I employed Graeme as the sole illustrator and designer on The Dangerous Book of Heroes. The quality of his work was excellent and he was great at understanding what we at HarperCollins needed, and at doing it quickly too. It was a complicated project, and the drawings needed to be historically accurate as well as engaging for the reader and Graeme was particularly good at paying attention to the details which were important to us and the author. The project was on a tight timescale and he rose to the challenge, producing everything in time and to budget, with great creativity, speed and care.
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