James Robert Jay

Website - https://oasisdesigngalleryinc.com/

James Robert Jay, resides in the small city of El Reno, outside of Oklahoma City, along with his wife Linda and his two pampered Pekinese/Sheltie Collie mixed breed dogs. James has always loved art in a number of different genres including pencil drawing, acrylic, oil, and watercolor. As a young child, his teachers noted his talents and encouraged him to pursue them as a career. As it turned out, drawing was just one of his many skills that go put on the back burner to pursue what he deemed to be a more practical career in construction. In recent years James rekindled this love of drawing to write and illustrate children’s books. ‘I Love My Humans... Poppy Tails’ is the second release in a series of books James has been working on. His first book entitled ‘I Love My Humans... As Told By Poppy The Pink Poodle’ introducing you to his lovable Poppy character, is a book you will not want to miss. Both these books beautifully capture his sense of humor, creativity, and his passion for children, animals and a wholesome family lifestyle

Designer - Linda Jay Ewington

Linda Jay Ewington resides in Oklahoma with She would now focus on designing the covers and interior pages of the first two books and getting them published. Linda then took it upon herself to turn this series into a trilogy by writing this third book entitled; ‘I Love My Humans…Where Is Madison’, illustrated by her husband James. This trilogy is what inspired the ‘Poppy’s World’ magazine Linda Jay Ewington authored and designed for moms and tots, featuring many of James Robert Jay’s illustrations. their two dogs, Brian and Stewie. There is no doubt, Linda has always had writing in her blood, although her interest and experience in

writing has been more of a personal nature, including her passions for both design and

psychology. It was just before meeting James in 2015 that she was going down a new path of becoming a published author, after more than 25 years in the window covering industry which she put-on hold. her husband, and author, James Robert Jay and James changed her course when she observed his artistic talents and encouraged him to start using his abilities to write children’s books.