Bio - David Cullen

David Cullen is a self-employed artist and the sole proprietor of Quinline Graphics. He was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada and studied at Halifax's Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD). During this time, he pursued work at Marvel and DC Comics in New York. His career as a self-employed artist began with a drawing assignment from Marvel Comics editor, Craig Anderson. The resulting product saw print in Marvel's 'What If ...?' V2 and was his first mass-published, professional work.
 
While continuing with Marvel, David began finding storyboard work in Halifax's film industry and beyond. His work as a storyboard artist has been widely utilised in television commercials, feature films, TV movies, children's tv animation and live-action production, as well as in comics and cartoons for periodicals.

Quinline Graphics has produced work for a broad range of clients across North America and Europe, including Dreamworks SKG, CBC, Global, Teletoon, Working Title(Squared), A24 and Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen. His comic book and cartoon work has been published by Marvel Comics, Caliber Press, DC Comics, Image Comics and Scholastic Press among others. He has also contributed to numerous independent comics publications and continues to draw comics and storyboards for clients in Canada and the USA.

David Cullen usually works from his home studio in Halifax, except when teaching comics and storyboard workshops.