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graphic design, graphic novels

Ellen Lindner is a cartoonist, illustrator, designer, and occasional educator, living in Upper Manhattan. As a designer, she spent 3 years at Bloomsbury working in production design, and 4 years creating infographics for Dotdash Meredith, in addition to freelance work for clients including Word Uo Community Bookshop/Librería Comunitaria, Workman and others. Her illustration clients have included SONY Playstation, Lotic.AI, McGraw-Hill, Ernest and Julio Gallo Wines, Lotic.ai, and the City of New York. Her comics have been seen on MoMA.org, Medium.com, The Washington Post, and in many anthologies and collections, including The Strumpet and World War III Illustrated. Ellen is the author of two graphic novels, The Black Feather Falls and Undertow, and is currently working on Lost Diamonds, a MoCCA Award-winning study of gender rebellion in baseball. Her activist art is in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution, and she is a two-time LMCC grant winner for her work in comics education. Ellen currently teaches in the Design Department at Queens College (CUNY) and the Communication Design department at the New York City College of Technology (CUNY).
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