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| Madeline Zuluaga | |
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| Nationality | American |
| Area(s) | Cartoonist, Writer, Artist |
Madeline Zuluaga (born 1993) is an American illustrator/storyteller. She is currently based in New York City.
She attended the School of Visual Arts and graduated with a BFA in illustration in 2016. [1]
Much of Zuluaga's work revolves around watercolor, capybaras, and vegetables. [2] She was inspired by her own mother’s immigration story and the New York City immigrant community to create her comic Capybara Ferry. The story discusses the emigration of a turnip girl and turnip family. [2] Zuluaga is a featured illustrator in Chapter 7 of the book When the Rules Aren’t Right: 7 Time Travel Tales of Activism. [3]
In 2017 Zuluaga's work was also included Mine!, a comic collection to benefit Planned Parenthood that included works by Neil Gaiman, Gail Simone, and Gerard Way. [4]
Zuluaga is named after Madeline from the children’s books of the same name by Ludwig Bemelmans at the request of her sister. [2] It wasn't until the end of her college career that Zuluaga came to the realization that she wanted to be a storyteller. [2]
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