* Quentin Blake: He illustrated many of Dahl's most famous books, including *Charlie and the Chocolate Factory*, *Matilda*, *The BFG*, *James and the Giant Peach*, and *Fantastic Mr. Fox*. Blake's distinctive style, with its simple lines and expressive characters, is synonymous with Dahl's work.
* Ronald Searle: He illustrated *The Witches* and *The Twits*. Searle's style is known for its sharp lines and witty humor.
* Patrick Benson: He illustrated *The Enormous Crocodile*, *Danny, the Champion of the World*, and *Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator*. Benson's style is more realistic than Blake's, but still captures the whimsical nature of Dahl's stories.
* Edward Gorey: He illustrated *The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me*. Gorey's style is dark and whimsical, with a touch of macabre.
* Peter Bailey: He illustrated *The Magic Finger* and *The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More*. Bailey's style is colorful and playful.
These are just some of the artists who have brought Dahl's stories to life. Each artist brings their own unique style and perspective to the illustrations, creating a diverse and engaging visual experience for readers.