take, eat. this is my body.

Are we grown up enough to deal with multi-dimensions? 

Or must we all be forced,
by the dig­i­tal age,
to churn out one dis­tinct thing over and over and over only for the sake of keep­ing fick­le followers? 

I am most known for my work as a ve­g­an children’s book author/illustrator, so peo­ple who first fol­lowed my work can be am­biva­lent or even turned off as I bring my core art­work back to the forefront. 

Any­thing I’ve ever cre­at­ed comes from study­ing fig­ure draw­ing, my roots are in the fe­male form – as is every­thing in the world. 

So see? It’s all re­lat­ed. I draw baby chicks and naked chicks … what can I tell you, it’s all lines on pa­per to me. 

Are you able to stick around and can deal with that range, be­cause there’s more of every­thing coming.
 
 

—ruby roth

Flom­mist Ruby Roth is an artist, de­sign­er, cre­ative strate­gist, and the au­thor-il­lus­tra­tor of four lead­ing books for kids. Her work has been fea­tured on To­day, CNN, FOX, NBC, ABC News, and oth­er ma­jor me­dia out­lets. Copy­right © ²⁰¹⁸⁄₁₉ Ruby Roth.‬

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