Daniel Warner (artist)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Daniel Warner is an artist and graphic designer. Best known as the creator of the Slave Labor Graphics comic book miniseries Cocopiazo.
Daniel Warner graduated from the Massachusetts College of Art where he studied illustration, painting and new media. Immediately upon graduation he was hired by The Outsiders Group to illustrate The Last Great War trading card game and the graphic novel 'There are Aliens Among Us' Vol.2. Unfortunately the company was dissolved and all the assets liquidated before the book saw print. Later, he landed a job as the in-house illustrator and designer for the women's fashion boutique Leila. There he created a huge volume of postcards, posters, flyers and other promotional material that saturated the clubs and bars of Boston.
In 2001, Warner received the Xeric Grant and published Super Deluxe Cocopiazo: A Bright Sunny Day, which was named one of the ten best indy books for 2001 by Wizard Magazine. He then partnered with Slave Labor Graphics to produce a four-issue miniseries Cocopiazo. His comics work has appeared in a variety of comic anthologies including EXPO' and Stereoscomic
He is currently illustrating the serialized webcomic 1 Way Ticket at The Chemistry Set.
Contents |
[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Comics Series
- Cocopiazo four-issue miniseries
- Super Deluxe Cocopiazo: A Bright Sunny Day one-shot
- 1 Way Ticket with writer Chris Arrant [1]
[edit] Awards
- 2001 Xeric Grant for Super Deluxe Cocopiazo: A Bright Sunny Day
- 2001 "Ten Best Indy Books" by Wizard Magazine for Super Deluxe Cocopiazo: A Bright Sunny Day
