Jack_Lawrence_(artist)

Jack Lawrence (artist)

Jack Lawrence (artist)

British comics creator (born 1975)

For other people with the same name, see Jack Lawrence (disambiguation).

Jack Lawrence (born 1975 in Canterbury, Kent) is a British comics creator. Prior to 2002 he also worked as an animator.

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Career

Early beginnings

Lawrence took a General Art and Design BTEC First Diploma at Canterbury Technical College, then went on to the KIAD at Canterbury to study for a BTEC National in the same subject. After becoming disenchanted with art education, he then worked "regular" jobs to train himself in the field he wanted to be in. In 2000, he became a character animator for the UK-based Web design company Lightmaker. He worked there for three years before becoming a freelance artist.

Lawrence came onto the comics scene with his own title, Darkham Vale, which he created, wrote, and drew, with the series running for ten issues.[1] It received acclaim, especially for a new creator and a small publisher.

He went on to find success with Lions, Tigers and Bears, written by Mike Bullock and published by Image. A four-issue series, Lions, Tigers and Bears, was a surprise hit that revolved around a young boy and his stuffed animals.[2]

Lawrence is now a successful freelance comics illustrator, working on titles such as A.T.O.M., Doctor Who Adventures and 2000 AD.

IDW Publishing

He is currently working on several projects for IDW Publishing and is self-publishing his creator-owned title Tinpot Hobo which he writes, pencils, inks, colours and letters.

Bibliography

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Eaglemoss Publications

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Web and Circus

  • Zoovolution (pencils, inks, colour) (2008–2009)

Hachette UK

  • Tyranno Quest books 1-4 (Cover and Interior Art) (2012)
  • Blood Crown Quest books 1-4 (Cover and Interior Art) (2013)
  • Atlantis Quest books 1-4 (Cover and Interior Art) (2014)
  • Immortals books 1-4 (Cover and Interior Art) (2015)

Egmont UK

  • Angry Birds Magazine (Issues 1–4) (Covers, interior illustrations) (2014)

Titan Books

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References

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    Fournier, Xavier; Sapolsky, Fabrice; Lawrence, Jack (12 May 2010). CATCH T1 LE DEFI DE SANYO. ISBN 978-2874427763.
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