Tim Molloy is a
New Zealand
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illustrator
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and comic artist, living and working in
Melbourne
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. Molloy's work has appeared in
Tango
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, ''Torpedo'' and ''Desktop Magazine''. In 2007 he published a collection of his comic art as ''Under the Bed''. Since 2006 he has collaborated with writer Adam Lachlan to produce ''Life on Earth'' cartoons.
Recently he has published two
graphic novel
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s, ''It Shines and Shakes and Laughs'' and ''Mr Unpronounceable Adventures'' through Australian publisher,
Milk Shadow Books
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.
As a promotion for the web series ''Zombies On Ramsay Street'', Molloy was employed to zombify a number of press social media profiles. He gave the same treatment to
MyM magazine's official mascot Mya Tenshi, in Issue 31.
External links
Tim Molloy on tumblr.comTim Molloy at Beinart GalleryAvailable art & biography
References
New Zealand comics artists
New Zealand comics writers
New Zealand illustrators
New Zealand graphic novelists
New Zealand webcomic creators
Living people
Year of birth missing (living people)
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