Hand-drawn gallery scene by Bonnie Pang: a woman, her fluffy white dog and tabby cat on a museum bench, facing a gold-framed portrait of a greyhound in an Elizabethan ruff

Author-illustrator and comic artist

The Art of
Bonnie Pang

Now showing

Exhibition poster by Bonnie Pang for 燦若星辰 — The Greatest Tour: a painted mountain with the yellow camper van parked on a road beneath golden stars

燦若星辰:生命中那些塑造了我們的人與風景

The Greatest Tour: People and Landscapes That Shaped Us

Bonnie Pang 創作個展Solo Exhibition by Bonnie Pang

Date
2026 11.28 – 12.13
Address
452 Castle Peak Rd, Cheung Sha Wan
Hours
Mon, Wed – Sun | 12:30 – 20:30

Newest publication

Cover of The Greatest Tour (燦若星辰, 我們的公路之旅): Cammie the Chameleon and Orion the Otter under a night sky

燦若星辰:我們的公路之旅

The Greatest Tour

What if you receive a letter that tells you the exact date you'll disappear? High school best friends Cammie the Chameleon and Orion the Otter reunite after receiving the mysterious letter, and embark on a road trip in a yellow camper van to attend their favourite band's concert. A heartwarming story about friendship, loss, and the meaning of life.

Available in Hong Kong bookshops & online

All of Bonnie’s books

Discover

Ciri reaching into a red mailbox while Milky waits with an envelope
The Print Club print of the season — Milky, Ciri and an orange cat kneading pumpkin biscuit dough in an autumn kitchen, hand-painted artwork by Bonnie Pang
This month's activity sheet: a hand-drawn cinnamon-cookie recipe with Milky and Ciri, sketched ingredients and eight numbered steps
The A6 postcard: Milky and Ciri eating pumpkin biscuits on a fallen log in an autumn wood, one orange leaf falling

November’s mail: one A5 print, one A6 postcard and an activity sheet.

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About the artist

Bonnie Pang, in profile in front of the studio greenery

Hello! I’m an author-illustrator and comic artist based in Hong Kong with a background in Geography. I bring other’s stories to life through art, and have worked on children’s books that are published in multiple countries.

I’m also a storyteller myself. I enjoy making warm and funny slice-of-life comics, and also longer works that explore deeper themes such as life, death, loss and self-growth. I have published graphic novels, webcomics, and picture books, including Roar Street Journal, IT Guy & Art Girl, Chronos Express, My Unique Friend, The Bear Who Lived Alone, and The Greatest Tour. Over time, I’ve cultivated more than 270K followers worldwide, and I’m extremely grateful for it.

My recent endeavors include building the brand Milky & Ciri and experimenting with original paintings, with a shift towards a more hand-painted art style in the current age of AI. I’ve also started a Patreon page to give fans an exclusive pass to my studio.

As my stories and art style evolve over the years, one constant remains: to tell stories that touch others, and create worlds that warm hearts.

— Bonnie Pang

Awards

  • 2nd HK Comics Support Programme — Gold & Best Story (2023)
  • 17th Japan International Manga Award — Silver (2023)
  • World Illustration Awards — Longlist (2024)
  • LINE Webtoon Contest — 3rd place (2015)

Selected clients

  • Treehouse Press

Working together

What services do you offer?

Children's book illustration, including picture books, chapter books and non-fiction; commercial illustration; art and character IP licensing. I'm also available for school and corporate talks and workshops.

How do I commission children's book work?

For children's book projects, please contact Bonnie's agency Astound at contact@astound.us.

How do I inquire about other work?

For comics, commercial projects, licensing or other inquiries, email hello@bonniepangart.com and you'll hear back with availability and rates.

What does a typical project process look like?

It starts with a brief and references, moves through rough sketches and refined sketches for your feedback, then finishes with full-colour art and final delivery. There are review checkpoints at each stage, so nothing is a surprise.

How long does a project usually take?

It depends on my availability and project scope. A single piece of illustration can take a week or two, while a 32-page picture book typically runs over several months. You'll get a clearer timeline when I receive the brief.

Do you work with international clients?

Absolutely. I have worked with clients from the USA, UK, France, Belgium and South Korea. All communication and delivery are done through emails.

Children's books: contact@astound.us

Everything else: hello@bonniepangart.com

Contact

For business inquiries, licensing, school visits, or any questions, you can find me at

hello@bonniepangart.com

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