Flix, born in 1976, lives and works as a freelance illustrator and comic book artist in Berlin. He studied communication design and debuted with his graduation work "Held" (Hero) at Carlsen. Further comic books containing autobiographical elements followed. His newspaper series "Da war mal was..." (There Was Something...) and "Schöne Töchter" (Plenty More Fish in the Sea) for "Tagesspiegel, " and "Faust" and "Don Quijote" for the "Frankfurter allgemeine Zeitung" are available in collected editions, as is the children's comic strip series "Ferdinand" produced in collaboration with Ralph Ruthe for "Spiegel" magazine's children's supplement "Dein Spiegel." Flix currently produces the weekly newspaper comic strip "Glückskind" (Lucky Fellow) which appears in the Monday issue of the "F.
A. Z." Flix's works have received numerous awards, including the Max and Moritz Prize and the PENG! Prize, and have been translated into nine languages. Flix is the first German artist to produce an album for the long-standing series "Spirou, " with "Spirou in Berlin" (Carlsen; Europe Comics in English). Flix, born in 1976, lives and works as a freelance illustrator and comic book artist in Berlin.
He studied communication design and debuted with his graduation work "Held" (Hero) at Carlsen. Further comic books containing autobiographical elements followed. His newspaper series "Da war mal was..." (There Was Something...) and "Schöne Töchter" (Plenty More Fish in the Sea) for "Tagesspiegel, " and "Faust" and "Don Quijote" for the "Frankfurter allgemeine Zeitung" are available in collected editions, as is the children's comic strip series "Ferdinand" produced in collaboration with Ralph Ruthe for "Spiegel" magazine's children's supplement "Dein Spiegel." Flix currently produces the weekly newspaper comic strip "Glückskind" (Lucky Fellow) which appears in the Monday issue of the "F.
A. Z." Flix's works have received numerous awards, including the Max and Moritz Prize and the PENG! Prize, and have been translated into nine languages. Flix is the first German artist to produce an album for the long-standing series "Spirou, " with "Spirou in Berlin" (Carlsen; Europe Comics in English).
A. Z." Flix's works have received numerous awards, including the Max and Moritz Prize and the PENG! Prize, and have been translated into nine languages. Flix is the first German artist to produce an album for the long-standing series "Spirou, " with "Spirou in Berlin" (Carlsen; Europe Comics in English). Flix, born in 1976, lives and works as a freelance illustrator and comic book artist in Berlin.
He studied communication design and debuted with his graduation work "Held" (Hero) at Carlsen. Further comic books containing autobiographical elements followed. His newspaper series "Da war mal was..." (There Was Something...) and "Schöne Töchter" (Plenty More Fish in the Sea) for "Tagesspiegel, " and "Faust" and "Don Quijote" for the "Frankfurter allgemeine Zeitung" are available in collected editions, as is the children's comic strip series "Ferdinand" produced in collaboration with Ralph Ruthe for "Spiegel" magazine's children's supplement "Dein Spiegel." Flix currently produces the weekly newspaper comic strip "Glückskind" (Lucky Fellow) which appears in the Monday issue of the "F.
A. Z." Flix's works have received numerous awards, including the Max and Moritz Prize and the PENG! Prize, and have been translated into nine languages. Flix is the first German artist to produce an album for the long-standing series "Spirou, " with "Spirou in Berlin" (Carlsen; Europe Comics in English).
