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New York, NY 10024

Tel: (212) 791-3400

Ellen Liebenthal

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ABOUT THIS ARTIST

Ellen Liebenthal, Lead Graphic Designer

Ellen Liebenthal is a graphic artist, cartoonist, and writer based in New York.
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She has published two books, 'Dan Harmon Please Hire Me,' and 'A-Z of Cryptozoology.' She is on the board of the National Cartoonists Society as well as the President of their Manhattan Chapter.

In college, she majored in Linguistics but spent much of her free time doodling, a continuation of a childhood pastime. The doodles in the margins of her notebooks led to original cartoons and comic strips. In the fall of 2017, with a new sketchbook in hand, she challenged herself to create 10 original characters. This quickly turned into a collection of 100. When her new goal of 500 was in sight, she aimed for more. 1000 characters sounded cooler anyway.

Please contact ellen.liebenthal@gmail.com for inquiries.

Contact

New York
Tel: 516-984-7323
ellen.liebenthal@gmail.com
http://ellenliebenthal.com

Disciplines

Cartooning,Graphic Design,Illustration

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