Alum Spotlight: Bryan Stone

July 18, 2018

Explore Comets and Asteroids with illustrations by Bryan Stone

Bryan Stone ′08 is an illustrator for Nomad Press, where he has illustrated 25 books! Nomad Press is an educational publisher located in White River Junction, Vermont. They publish all sorts of books bring learning to life in a unique way, promoting independent and interactive learning.

Page 1 of “Water Socks” by Bryan Stone for Sweaty Palms

In addition, Bryan has done illustration work for clients such as Dartmouth College, Docomo USA, and many more. His comics work has appeared in numerous anthologies and newspapers.

Book mark by Bryan Stone for Baker-Berry Library at Dartmouth, featuring the Orozco frescoes, The Epic of American Civilization.

 

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