Sherry lived in the San Francisco Bay area of California for over 17 years. She attended
Foothill College where she studied Graphic Design/Graphic Arts. After completing college
she worked for over a decade as a successful graphic
designer and technical illustrator with three high profile engineering companies.

After relocating to Rocklin California Sherry was lucky enough to have the opportunity to make
a career change and now illustrates for children, which is where her heart has always been. Making
a career change was not easy thing for her to do, as she didn't have a portfolio to show to clients. She
worked very hard to put a portfolio together while simultaneously marketing her work. A year
later in June 2005 the first book she illustrated was published. She has illustrated 7 children’s books
and is in contract to illustrate two more.

Sherry lives, eats and breathes art. Just ask her family. If she is not drawing or painting, she is probably
reading about art or studying art and she wouldn't have it any other way.

Sherry currently lives in sunny Northern California with her husband, two dogs, and two cats.

Sherry's Published Children's Books Include:

Sort It Out
By Barbara Mariconda
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, End of 2008

Kersplatypus
By Susan Mitchell
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing, January 2008

Burro's Tortilla

By Terri Fields
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers

Sylvan Dell Publishing, June 2007

You Were A Parrot
By Katherine Rawson
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Sylvan Dell Publishing August 2006

Counting Little Geckos
By Charline Profiri
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
The RGU Group June 2005

Educational Books Include:

More Recycle Please!
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
SRA Reader for McGraw Hill

Madame Marie Tells the Future
Illustrated By Sherry Rogers
Oxford University Press

 

Sherry's Client List:

McGraw-Hill
Oxford University Press
Houghton Mifflin
Harcourt School Publishers
Sylvan Dell Publishing
RGU Group
USDA (United States Department of Agriculture


 

Sherry’s favorite books as a child were:

Anything by Dr Suess,

The Little Fish That Got Away, by Bernadine Cook, illustrated by Crockett Johnson

“I Can't,” Said the Ant, by Polly Cameron

The Beezus and Ramona Series, by Beverly Cleary, illustrated by Tracy Dockray

The Henry Huggins Series, by Beverly Cleary, illustrated byTracy Dockray

Sherry aspires to bring as much joy to children with her books, as the individuals above brought her.