Cartoonist
Glen Le Livre was born in Melbourne, Australia.
He is the author of: “Dog Breakfast”, he also wrote sketches for The Comedy Company; “while You’re Down”; and “Live Tonight”. He also worked on the TV series “The Bin” as the man who owns the talking shed ended his career in television. After receiving the Stanley Award as the best Australian animator, he moved to New York. His works are included in the collections Rejection Collections 1 and 2 by Matt Diffie; “The Last Laugh” by Mort Gerberg; and “101 Funny Things about Global Warming” by Sid Harris. Le Livre lives in Sydney, Australia.
Glenn Le Livre’s drawings have been published in the magazines Melbourne Age, Sydney Morning Herald, MAD, Private Eye, Reader’s Digest, The New Yorker, Time and Wall Street Journal.
He has also been a frequent nominee for the Walkley and Reuben Awards and was the 2016 Australian Cartoonists Association Cartoonist of the Year. He is still collaborating with The Sydney Morning Herald and The Melbourne Age.
Now he is an independent journalist.
Reference: irancartoon.com, lelievrecartoons.com
