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'''Junior Tomlin''' (born in Paddington, West London) is a British illustrator. He got his start creating packaging artwork for computer games and rave fliers. During the 90s, he gained employment with a computer animation company, contributing to movies such as ''Lost in Space''. He also worked began working freelance for [[Panini]], on comics such as ''2000 A.D.'', ''Transformers: Armada'' and ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles''. His interests include teaching, and he teaches graphics at Richmond Community College. | '''Junior Tomlin''' (born in Paddington, West London) is a British illustrator. He got his start creating packaging artwork for computer games and rave fliers. During the 90s, he gained employment with a computer animation company, contributing to movies such as ''Lost in Space''. He also worked began working freelance for [[Panini]], on comics such as ''2000 A.D.'', ''Transformers: Armada'' and ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]''. His interests include teaching, and he teaches graphics at Richmond Community College. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:49, 30 October 2025
Junior Tomlin (born in Paddington, West London) is a British illustrator. He got his start creating packaging artwork for computer games and rave fliers. During the 90s, he gained employment with a computer animation company, contributing to movies such as Lost in Space. He also worked began working freelance for Panini, on comics such as 2000 A.D., Transformers: Armada and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. His interests include teaching, and he teaches graphics at Richmond Community College.
Colouring work
[edit]- Panini's Transformers: Armada #2 — #9
Gallery
[edit]Notes
[edit]- As issue 1 of the Panini comic didn't credit the colourist, it's likely Tomlin was also responsible for that issue.





