Steve Johnson & Lou Fancher Since they began illustrating children’s books together in 1979, prize-winning artists and husband and wife Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher have developed a collaborative approach to projects wherein they work together at every stage in their creative process: they both conceive, draw, design, and paint each piece. Steve and Lou were the first illustrators to be chosen by the estate of Dr. Seuss to illustrate a Seuss manuscript (My Many Colored Days). They illustrated Garrison Keillor’s children’s book Cat You Better Come Home, Jon Scieska’s The Frog Prince Continued, and Mary Pope Osborne’s New York's Bravest, among many others. Steve and Lou have also created their vibrant and richly-textured art for posters, advertisements, book covers, and magazines, as well as ‘inspirational art’ for Disney and Pixar’s A Bug’s Life. For a full list of Johnson and Fancher' art available for sale, please visit our online shop >>