Read more of what Ray has to say, and his weekly webcomic of the moment at his webular site, Ray's first graphic novel for Top Shelf debuts in 2011. Ninja Chicken - Pirate Penguin Vs Ninja Chicken 1 - Troublems With Frenemies Book Boys ages 3 to 7 will love painting with the friendly T. He does school visits, so if you are a teacher and would like Ray to chat with your kids, please get in contact, we'll see how feasible that would be! It helps if you live nearby where Ray lives, which is in Californialand. Ray was nominated for the 2003 Ignatz award for Promising New Talent ("the youngest person ever!" Ray claims, though has done no actual research to prove this.) Ray has spent the past however many years trying to take over the world via stealth doodling. "I'm just great!" he has been known to quip, when feeling especially boisterous. When confronted with claims that he has an enormous ego, Ray will be the first to point out that he is writing this autobiography in the 3rd person.
Wonderful the titular character of which bore a very similar resemblance to the author.
Ray has been drawing cartoons for pretty much his whole life, but has been a professional artist since the age of four (That was the first time he got paid for his art - a wind energy company used a bunch of his cutesy animals and windmills drawings for their 'clean energy for everyone' campaign.) Ray self published his first comic book at the age of 12, titled The Continuing Adventures of Raymond Q. This third graphic installment in the ongoing series opens with Pirate Penguin sharing his outrageously zany origin story. A nutty ninja chicken and a hapless pirate penguin have more screwball adventures. (if you're reading this in the past, Time Travel High Five!) Ray draws lots of silly things, most of which have penguins in them. by Ray Friesen illustrated by Ray Friesen RELEASE DATE: Aug.
Ray Friesen is currently 22 years old, but if you read this in the future he might not be anymore.