Talula Hodder has recently designed, written and illustrated a children's book as her degree project for her final year in her computer graphic design degree.
Dedicated to Iris and Azalea, Talula's daughters, the book is called Adventures in Lula Land. It's about a girl and a dog who leave Earth in a rocket ship to find a cleaner planet.
The book is written in a rhythmic, rhyming style, easy to read, with clear, colourful, clever illustrations that make the book fun and interesting.
"I was really inspired by Dr Seuss. I thought that was the coolest thing about his books. He's got deep messages but because they're rhyming they just sound like a fun, silly story," says Talula.
Adventures in Lula Land has a strong environmental message about sustainability.
Talula finished her Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design last week. As well as the book, she also produced posters, stickers and a digital version people could flick through on a screen.
She enrolled to do fine arts but switched part way through, enabling her to combine the two disciplines to create her Lula Land.
"That's where the inspiration for the pictures came from in the sense that I drew them by hand then scanned them in and digitally coloured them."
Talula's partner, Eli Lamont, works for Inferno Design. The firm was able to offer her a good deal on the printing of the book.
"It made it affordable for me to print it myself. I'm very grateful to Jeff [Croot, owner of Inferno]."