James Harvey biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth

Comic Book Artist

James Harvey was born in Stafford, England on January 24th, 1983 and is the Comic Book Artist. At the age of 41, James Harvey biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

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Date of Birth

January 24, 1983

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England

Place of Birth

Stafford, England

Age

41 years old

Zodiac Sign

Aquarius

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Known for comics like Masterplasty, the comic creator, animation designer, and fine artist. He has also worked as an editor on the Bartkira project and fabricated logos for Black Hook Press and Blank Slate Books.

Before Fame

He attended the International Film School of Wales and would continue to work in animation at Beryl Productions on their film Dreams and Desires.

Trivia

He designed and animated sequences for BBC2 and spent time as a freelance animator, primarily as a music video director.

Family Life

He was born in Stafford, England, and attended high school there as well. He's married.

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Craig Horner, a television actor, has a birthday.

Inside the country's bitterest bakery row. Why London's wokearati turned on artisan Gail's... and why residents claim the chain setting up shop will be the 'final straw' and 'catastrophic'

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 21, 2024

Surely few at Gail's, which serves iced lattes with cute red-and-white paper straws, could have imagined the decision to move to E17 would have triggered such a furious backlash. The arrival of the artisan bakery, famed for its cinnamon buns, almond croissants and sourdough loaves, would normally be welcomed with open arms by the local community because it is perceived as a marker of an area's upmarket credentials and often the precursor, say estate agents, to a rise in house prices.

New Gail's store at centre of gentrification storm in Walthamstow puts up signs featuring a bearded hipster to announce opening - despite petition from locals to shut it down

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 20, 2024

The new Gail's store at the centre of a furious gentrification row has put up new signs featuring a bearded and tattooed hipster, despite locals fears the coffee shop will quash the areas 'charm' Hundreds of residents of Walthamstow Village in east London have signed a petition to stop a Gail's opening after plans were announced to open 35 new sites across Britain. The new signage amid the outrage from locals who are vehemently against the new branch features a tattooed man walking a dog on a white background, whilst also advertising for people to work at the café.

Operation Cinnamon Bun and the great Gail's bakery revolt: Inside the town fighting 'gentrified' bakery...because of owner's 'anti-lockdown and pro-Brexit views'

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 14, 2024

Residents of Walthamstow Village today said a controversial new Gail's branch was the 'ultimate sign of gentrification' and will see independent coffee shops lose trade. Locals in the East London enclave spoke to MailOnline today about their concerns as some fight to stop the upmarket bakery opening an outlet on their high street. They fear it could put independent rivals out of business and hundreds have signed a petition against Gail's after the chain announced plans to open 35 new UK sites. People in the area claimed today that the plans were 'not great for coolness factor' and the chain was 'probably out of reach price-rise for a lot of the community'. Others pointed out that while they liked Gail's and had visited other branches, they did not agree with it coming to Walthamstow and would instead support local firms.

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