Timothy Hannem
French illustrator
Timothy Hannem (born (1979-04-14)April 14, 1979) is a French illustrator, bloggger and amateur photographer.
Biography
Timothy Hannem, was born on 14 April 1979 in Agen, and grew up in Fresnes. He obtained a baccalaureate in applied arts in 1998 at the Adolphe Cherioux high school in Vitry-sur-Seine. In 2000, at the same high school, he obtained a BTS in interior design. Subsequently, he did numerous odd jobs before becoming a temporary worker. He recounts these odd jobs and his adventures as a temporary worker in the two volumes of "Quotidien Survival" ("Everyday Survival"), a self-published comic published at 300 copies between 2007 and 2010. From 2012 to 2014, he published online "Un Feutre dans ma Limonade" ("A Pen in my Lemonade") an autobiographical story created with children's felt-tip pen, a tool he has used since opening the blog "A Cup of Tim" in 2008. In 2015,"Quotidien Survival" was officially published by Éditions Lapin.
Since January 2008, he has hosted the comic strip blog "A Cup of Tim". He is also the author of two humorous websites: "Je suis Gothique" ("I'm Gothic"), a site parodying the Gothic movement, and "Vive les Racailles" ("Hail to Rascals"), a site based on the same formula in a "rascal" version.
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