MADISON

Texture is so powerful in the way it engages children. They want to feel it, run their hands down it, physically get involved with the book. The unique experience of implied texture is out of the ordinary.

The book's intention is to hold a child's interest through texture, encouraging lateral thinking, and extending their thought as they learn morals and literary skills from the content of the book.

Tee-Minus and the Stolen Paintbrush follows cheeky Tee-Minus and his solemn friend Millard, as they search for an adventure. But when they steal the paintbrush of a mysterious old woman, the world loses its colour.