Steve Ogden has been a professional artist and writer for the past 30 years. He’s written for comics, songs, films and articles.
He was the Editor-in-Chief at AnimWatch.com from 2004 to 2008, identifying excellence in animated films and interviewing the directors. The Animwatch project led to his work writing the Showreel feature at 3D World magazine.
He’s drawn for T-Shirt companies, magazines, newspapers, and the computer game industry, notably for Cyan, Inc (makers of Myst, Riven and URU) and Sid Meier’s Firaxis Games (Civilization, Railroads, and Pirates) where he is currently the Studio Art Director.
COMICS
Ogden is also the creator of several comics.
Croaker’s Gorge is the story of a young boy from the city who moves to the country and meets a bunch of talking animals in the swamp behind his house.
Cubicle Pigs details the misadventures of a bunch of disgruntled workers in a cubicle farm. The twist is that the workers are pigs, the cubicle farm is a pigpen, and someone is selling them all off for pork. Mmm. Tastes like bacon!
Steve Ogden’s Moon Town is a space western telling the story of a miner in a lunar mining colony and a rookie cop who discover an alien race in the shadow of a lunar mining colony, and learn that some secrets can get you killed.
AWARDS
His animated film Flakes won the Mobifest LA Grand Prix in 2006. His graphic novel Moon Town was voted Best Webcomic by the Webcomic List in 2009 and Best Online Graphic Novel by Baltimore Magazine in 2011. (Moon Town books are available from WishTales Publishing).
He lives north of Baltimore, MD with his wife and three sons, and when he’s not working, drawing, or writing, he’s running or biking with his family.
