Carson Ellis

Modern Folk Hero

A yellow zine cover with the hand-lettered title "HOURLY COMIC DAY 2025," three black cat illustrations, and the handwritten name "Carson Ellis."

Hourly Comic Day 2025

Zine

by Carson Ellis

A hardcover book titled "In the Half Room" by Carson Ellis with a green spine, white front cover, and an illustration of a table, vase, window, and cat.

In the Half Room

Children's Book

by Carson Ellis

A hardcover book titled "Hogar" with the author name "Carson Ellis," featuring small illustrated houses, shelters, and other home-like structures arranged across the cover.

Hogar (Spanish Edition)

A Tribute to the Many Possibilities of Home

by Carson Ellis

A hardcover book titled "THE SHORTEST DAY" with a illustrated cover showing a sunrise over hills and several small figures playing in snow, with the names Susan Cooper and Carson Ellis printed on the front.

The Shortest Day

Illustrated By Carson Ellis

by Susan Cooper, Carson Ellis

A hardcover book with a black cover showing a black-and-white kitten illustration and the title text "THIS STORY IS NOT ABOUT A KITTEN," with the names "Randall de Sève" and "Carson Ellis" on the front.

This Story Is Not About a Kitten

Children's Book

by Randall de Sève, Carson Ellis

A book cover with the title "Du Iz Tak?" in large red letters inside a white speech bubble and the author name "Carson Ellis" below, with two illustrated moth-like insects facing a small green sprout.

Children's Book

by Carson Ellis

A white book cover titled "Home" with small illustrated houses, shelters, and dwellings arranged in a grid, and the name "Carson Ellis" at the bottom.

A Tribute to the Many Possibilities of Home

by Carson Ellis

A paperback book cover titled "RUMPELSTILTSKIN" with the text "Retold by MAC BARNETT" and "Illustrated by CARSON ELLIS," showing an illustrated figure standing on a large mound of straw above a seated woman beside a spinning wheel.

Rumpelstiltskin

With Illustrations by Carson Ellis

by Mac Barnett, Carson Ellis

A hardcover book titled "ONE WEEK IN JANUARY" with the subtitle "New Paintings for an Old Diary" and "By Carson Ellis," featuring an illustrated cover of a person writing at a desk.

One Week In January

New Paintings for an Old Diary

by Carson Ellis