E. H. Shepard

E. H. Shepard sketched Ashdown Forest and Christopher Robin's real toys for A. A. Milne's Winnie-the-Pooh books from 1924, and later drew The Wind in the Willows for its 1931 edition. His light pen lines leave white space around the figures, so the drawings sit inside the text and are part of the jokes, such as Pooh bumping downstairs behind Christopher Robin. His Pooh is the one most readers still picture.