Nonespot™ Publishing (an imprint of Nonespot, LLC) hires freelance illustrators on a “work for hire” basis for our books. Below are the illustrators we’ve hired for our currently available and upcoming books. Follow them today on social media and elsewhere to keep up with their journeys.
All of our stories are written by R.R. Vincench.
R.R. Vincench (Author of Catch Me, I’m a Dream & Everything, You)
R.R. Vincench (or Bobby to many) is a creative storyteller and the author of children’s books Tierra and Polaris (2023), Everything, You (2022), Catch Me, I’m a Dream (2021). Bobby has made it his life’s mission to help people think more deeply about themselves and to become their best and truest selves. Through his writing, reading, English studies, and professional training experience, Bobby has established the right mindset and skills to create enlightening and empowering content for others. His love of family and life, and his deep devotion to discovering truth, provide him with the greatest sense of purpose in his quest to positively effect people of all ages and beliefs.
Stefanie Geyer (Illustrator of Catch Me, I’m a Dream)
Stefanie Geyer is a children’s book illustrator from Winamac, Indiana. When she’s not making beautiful illustrations, you can find her enjoying nature, hiking in the woods, and gardening. She loves photography, traditional drawing, and home renovation projects. Stefanie is an avid animal lover. She lives with Chris and their four dogs, Presley, Kimber, Roux, and Draco, and one cat, Milhouse. Her artwork inspires children to be creative and explore their own love of art.
Follow Stefanie on Instagram: @Stefanie_Taylor_Art
Maria Holubeck (Illustrator of Everything, You)
Maria Holubeck is an illustrator and painter working in traditional and digital media. She completed her BFA in Studio Arts at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in 2021, studying illustration, painting, and art history. With a passion for sequential art and concept art, she frequently explores themes of spirituality, youth, and introspection in her work. She uses compositing techniques to combine naturalistic lighting, color, and form with symbolism and fantasy. She has exhibited in both the Bates Gallery and Bruce Gallery at Edinboro University multiple times and received the Thomas J. Ruddy Award from the Pittsburgh Society of Illustrators in 2019 and 2020. Most recently, she has self-published her visual novel, The Moth, a 43-page collection of digital illustrations.
Visit Maria’s website at: https://mholubeck.wixsite.com/mariaholubeck