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Frye illustrated over twenty children's books featuring Fisher-Price’s Little People, Yogi Bear, X-Men, Mercer Mayer’s Little Critter, Michigan J. Frog, Disney's Cinderella, Lady & the Tramp, Toy Story, and many other well-known characters.

Frye is a board member of the L.A. Chapter of the National Cartoonists Society and a member of CAPS – Comic Art Professional Society. Frye has served as an organizing force within the cartooning community, facilitating talks by other artists and charity auctions. In 2008, Frye was a contributing artist to The Sakai Project to benefit cartoonist Stan Sakai and his wife, published by Dark Horse Comics ISBN 978-1616555566. In 2015, Frye was among eight National Cartoonists Society members to participate on a USO tour to visit and draw for service members and their families based in Kuwait, Africa, and Turkey.

In 1998, Frye illustrated Jonah and the Very Big Fish: The Book of Jonah for Children by Sarah Fletcher, published by Concordia Publishing House. ISBN 9780570075417

In 1997 Frye moved to Hollywood to work at Walt Disney Feature Animation on 1998's Mulan. Frye continued with Tarzan, The Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Treasure Planet, and Home on the Range.

While still in college, upon the recommendation of Hartley, Frye landed his first book contract to create The Fun Bible Search Book...Find Rupert published in 1992 by Barbour Publishing ISBN 9781557483096. In October 1994, Frye's Find Rupert Again...the Fun Bible Search Book II was published by Barbour Publishing ISBN 9781557485199.