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Leo Timmers

Leo Timmers (born 1970) is a Belgian children's book writer and illustrator.

Leo Timmers

Name
Leo Timmers
Born
1970
Occupation
Writer and illustrator
Known for
Children's books
Nationality
Belgium
Fields
children's and young adult literature · illustration · graphic design · young adult literature
Honours
Boekenpauw
Languages
Dutch

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Leo Timmers (born 1970) is a Belgian children's book writer and illustrator.

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Leo Timmers (born 1970) is a comics creator, graphic designer and illustrator, among other activities, of Belgian nationality. The comics creator was born in Genk.

Leo Timmers worked for De Groene Amsterdammer, De Standaard and HUMO, among others. Activity centred on children's and young adult literature, graphic design and illustration.

Languages used include Dutch. Honours include Boekenpauw.

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