2014. In August 2020, it was announced that the centre will be relocating to the 18th century Engine House at New River Head in the Clerkenwell area of London, and will be renamed the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration. Besides children's books, Blake is also the designer of Ben, the logo of the shop chain Ben's Cookies. He designed several illustrations for the story time segments for the Scottish TV series Squeak!. Comics Blake was additionally the artist behind the comic strip Waldo and Wanda, written by John Yeoman. Selected works The following books were both written and illustrated by Blake: Patrick (Jonathan Cape, 1968) Jack and Nancy (Cape, 1969) Angelo (Cape, 1970) Snuff (Cape, 1973) Lester at the Seaside (William Collins, Sons, 1975) Lester and the Unusual Pet (Collins, 1975) The Adventures of Lester (BBC, 1977) Mister Magnolia (Cape, 1980) —winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal Quentin Blake's Nursery Rhyme Book (Cape, 1983) The Story of the Dancing Frog (Cape, 1984) Mrs Armitage On Wheels (Cape, 1987) Quentin Blake's ABC (Cape, 1989) All Join In (Cape, 1990) —winner of the Kurt Maschler Award for integrated text and illustration Cockatoos (Cape, 1992) Simpkin (Cape, 1993) The Quentin Blake Book of Nonsense Verse (Viking Press, 1994) Clown (Cape, 1995) —commended runner-up for the Greenaway Medal La Vie de la Page (Gallimard, 1995) Mrs Armitage and the Big Wave (Cape, 1997) Dix Grenouilles (Ten Frogs) (Gallimard, 1997) The Green Ship (Cape, 1998) Zagazoo (Cape, 1998) Zap! The Quentin Blake Guide to Electrical Safety (Eastern Electricity, 1998) Fantastic Daisy Artichoke (Cape, 1999) The Twelve Days of Christmas (Correspondence) (Atlantic Books, 1999) The Laureate's Party (Random House, 2000) Un Bateau Dans le Ciel (Rue du Monde, 2000) Words and Pictures (Cape, 2000) Tell Me a Picture (National Gallery, 2001) Loveykins (Cape, 2002) Laureate's Progress (Cape, 2002) Mrs Armitage, Queen of the Road (Cape, 2003) A Sailing Boat In The Sky (Random House: Red Fox, 2003) Angel Pavement (Cape, 2004) You're Only Young Twice (Andersen Press, 2008) Daddy Lost his Head (Andre Bouchard, 2009) Quentin Blake: Beyond the Page (Tate Publishing Ltd, 2012) "The Box of Delights; or, When the Wolves Were Running" John Masefield, Illustrated by Quentin Blake (Farshore, 2014) Blake has illustrated a score of books by Roald Dahl. He also illustrated the British edition of Agaton Sax, a Swedish-language series of comedy detective novels by Nils-Olof Franzén (originally illustrated by Åke Lewerth,