Andy Parker (illustrator)

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Andy Parker is a British illustrator of children's books. His work includes Art Fraud Detective, written by Anna Nilsen, which made the shortlist for the 2005 Blue Peter Book Awards, Best Book with Facts.^[1]

Parker also worked on Brothers: A Hebrew Legend, with Florence B. Freedman. They jointly won the National Jewish Book Award for Children's Picture Book in 1986.^[2]