Renee Treml

Renée Treml grew up in the United States and as a result is fascinated with Australia’s wildlife and culture. Renée’s stories and illustrations are inspired by nature and influenced by her background in environmental science.  She has written and illustrated several picture books including One Very Tired Wombat (shortlisted for the CBCA 2013 Crichton Award for New Illustrator), Once I Heard a Little Wombat(2016 Speech Pathology Book of the Year Award Birth – 3 years; 2016 Environment Award for Children’s Literature Picture Fiction), Ten Little Owls (2017 CBCA Notable Book) and Sleep tight, Platypup (2019). Renée has written and illustrated a graphic novel for independent readers, Sherlock Bones and the Natural History Mystery (2019), and is currently working on the second book in the series. In addition, Renée creates illustrations for a wide range of products including fine art prints, stationery, ceramics, tea towels and more.

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