Leila Cabib has been providing illustrations, since 1984, to a variety of clients, including Time-Life Books, Cambridge University Press, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Gannett newspapers, The ECHO Center for Lake Champlain (an ecological museum), the National Science Teachers Association, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, and Cobblestone Publishing Company.

Her syndicated daily/Sunday comic strip, “Miss Featherbee,” enjoyed a two-year run in newspapers nationwide. Another strip, “Offbeat,” was a regular feature for four years in Kids Today, a nationally syndicated newspaper supplement published by Gannett. Take a look at Leila’s recent cartoons, animation and personal artwork. Leila teaches cartooning and animation. She is on the Maryland State Arts Council’s roster of visual artists-in-residence. Her classes can be customized to your school’s needs and time frame. Contact Leila for her schedule of summer courses, which she teaches at various venues. Leila has a B.A. in English from Bard College and an M.A. in Illustration from Syracuse University. Her name is pronounced “Layla,” just like the Eric Clapton song.