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“In all art, I value the personal work; I don’t like one concrete genre or stereotype.”  LINK

Chuck Gonzales illustrated a series of wordless books by Think It Ink It Publishing. The books are offered online and at the Whitney Museum, both as a writing kit to encourage children to write creatively and as a custom hardcover book.

This year, the SI celebrates its 50th year of exhibiting the best that illustration has to offer.