Tina studied graphic design with a focus on illustration in Nürnberg, Germany. After three years designing album covers and band posters for record companies, she worked as a graphic designer at Jetzt, the supplementary magazine of the biggest German daily newspaper, Die Süddeutsche Zeitung.
In 1999 Tina decided to quit pushing letters and pictures around and started focusing on her illustration full-time. She moved to Berlin and quickly found herself involved in both commercial and editorial work.
Links to her book, 100 Girls on Cheap Paper, as well as her website are below.
You might also like….
Tina Berning + Michelangelo di Battista: Face/Project
Leigh Viner:Sensuous and Simple
Ruben Ireland: Beauty and Power
As well as...
Chad Hagan: Art without Science
Underwater with Bruno Dayan
Marco Puccini: Playful and Unsettling