Joe Berger (illustrator)
| Joe Berger | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1970 Bristol |
| Nationality | British |
| Area(s) | cartoonist, artist |
| http://www.joeberger.co.uk/ | |
Joe Berger is an illustrator and cartoonist from Bristol.
He has been making films, illustrating and cartooning since 1991. In 1992 he drew his own British small press comics Shooba[1] heavily influenced by underground cartoonist Robert Crumb. These were autobiographical strips and a surreal strip Drift Dream with a tank rolling down the street same as Ingmar Bergman's The Silence.
He drew The Slap of Doom in Psychopia.
In 1993 he drew The Artist with writer Mike Von Joel a picture book about how a talentless Neo-conceptual art student makes it big in the art world similar to Young British Artists Damien Hirst. It has recently been republished.
He often works with writer/sound magician Pascal Wyse.[2] Every Friday Since 2003, Berger and Wyse have produced The Pitchers[3][4] comic strip in The Guardian. It is about the madness of Hollywood seen through the eyes of a pair of scriptwriters.
He is currently working on his first children's book Bridget Fidget[5]
He also plays shortstop for the Bangers, a coed softball team based in Mesa, Arizona.
Works
Illustrations
- Whip Your Life into Shape 2005 a self-help book.
- How to Change Your Life the Guardian G2 cover 2005
- Bloggers Guide the Guardian travel cover 2005
Book Covers
- My Latest Grievance Elinor Lipman Headline 2006
- The Pitch by Eileen Quinn and Judy Counihan Faber 2006
- The Apologist by Jay Rayner Atlantic Books 2004
- The Hamster that liked Puccini by Simon Hoggart Atlantic Books/Guardian Books 2005
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