Tracy is a writer, foster parent and administrator in no particular order. She's had two children's short stories published, won the Manchester Women's Comedy sketch prize and self-published a fantasy story: Arabi. Matooke was her first published picture book. She lives in London but daydreams about a desk with a view and more time to write. ­My name is katula cranimmer. I am 26 years old. I am a digital illustrator working and living in Uganda. Right from childhood, I always loved art. I loved to draw but I didn't really decide to be an artist until the age of 18 when I started reading comic books. I was so taken in by the power of the art and stories in the comic books I read that I could think of nothing else to do with my life. It was right there in those comic book pages that I found my passion, my dream, my goal something worth living and dying for. I wanted to become a professional illustrator and tell heart-felt stories that mean something to people with my Art.I graduated in 2016 in Industrial Art and Design from Makerere University, Uganda and I am currently making character building comic books and story books for Reminac Comics under Reminac Studios.

Tracy is a writer, foster parent and administrator in no particular order. She's had two children's short stories published, won the Manchester Women's Comedy sketch prize and self-published a fantasy story: Arabi. Matooke was her first published picture book. She lives in London but daydreams about a desk with a view and more time to write. ­My name is katula cranimmer. I am 26 years old. I am a digital illustrator working and living in Uganda. Right from childhood, I always loved art. I loved to draw but I didn't really decide to be an artist until the age of 18 when I started reading comic books. I was so taken in by the power of the art and stories in the comic books I read that I could think of nothing else to do with my life. It was right there in those comic book pages that I found my passion, my dream, my goal something worth living and dying for. I wanted to become a professional illustrator and tell heart-felt stories that mean something to people with my Art.I graduated in 2016 in Industrial Art and Design from Makerere University, Uganda and I am currently making character building comic books and story books for Reminac Comics under Reminac Studios.

Tracy is a writer, foster parent and administrator in no particular order. She's had two children's short stories published, won the Manchester Women's Comedy sketch prize and self-published a fantasy story: Arabi. Matooke was her first published picture book. She lives in London but daydreams about a desk with a view and more time to write. ­My name is katula cranimmer. I am 26 years old. I am a digital illustrator working and living in Uganda. Right from childhood, I always loved art. I loved to draw but I didn't really decide to be an artist until the age of 18 when I started reading comic books. I was so taken in by the power of the art and stories in the comic books I read that I could think of nothing else to do with my life. It was right there in those comic book pages that I found my passion, my dream, my goal something worth living and dying for. I wanted to become a professional illustrator and tell heart-felt stories that mean something to people with my Art.I graduated in 2016 in Industrial Art and Design from Makerere University, Uganda and I am currently making character building comic books and story books for Reminac Comics under Reminac Studios.