Julia Drinnenberg

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Self-portrait Julia Drinnenberg

Julia Drinnenberg (* 1949 in Oberhausen ) is a draftsman, caricaturist , illustrator and author of comics . She has published in newspapers and magazines, illustrated and edited several books, and runs workshops with children.

Life and accomplishments

Julia Drinnenberg was born in Oberhausen in 1949 and grew up in Marsberg . She became interested in drawing at an early age and published disrespectful drawings for the school newspaper. After graduating from high school in 1970, she began studying graphics in Kassel. After two semesters she switched to art education, which she completed with the state examination. Until 1978 she headed the Hofgeismar family education center. She founded the Hofgeismar children's home. Drinnenberg has been working as a cartoonist for HNA , taz , Cicero , Ev since 1988 . Medienzentrale and others, as a comic artist and illustrator of her own children's books and books by other authors. In addition, she realized the two didactic, interactive traveling exhibitions How a Children's Book Is Made and Fascination Comics .

Since 2008 she has been leading the activities and projects of the Jewish department in the Hofgeismar City Museum on a voluntary basis . She conducts research on the city's history under National Socialism. Drinnenberg has been married to Gerhard Drinnenberg since 1974, with whom she has three children. She lives with her family in Hofgeismar.

Awards

In 2011 she received the Hofgeismar Citizens' Prize for her commitment.

Publications

Children's books written and illustrated by Julia Drinnenberg

  • I do something myself
  • Handicraft book, Kosmos 1980
  • Treasure hunt on the comic parrot island, Arena 1998
  • Huge excitement in Kleinsassen Comic, Rhönverlag 2000
  • Adventurous crossword puzzle Loewe 2000
  • Crossword puzzle for professionals Loewe 2001

Books illustrated by Julia Drinnenberg

  • Big sister W. Färber, Loewe 1996
  • Help, it's Christmas soon! M. Mai, Loewe 1996
  • Anna and Michael discover the Rhön J. Hohmann, Rhönverlag 1998
  • 1000 questions from boys T. Hüsch, Loewe 1998
  • The Rhönmaus Elfriede J. Hohmann, Rhönverlag 1998
  • Anna and her white horse J. Hohmann, Rhönverlag 1999
  • Superfit and simply beautiful S. Busch, Loewe 1999
  • Four wild scaters vol. 1. -5 See Bosse, Schneider 1999-2000
  • Rhöner witches, robbers and puppet stories G. Münch, Rhönverlag 1997
  • You can do it, Jan! B. Kolloch, Schneider 2001
  • Come to the museum. Guide for children through Hessian museums. Hessian Museum Association 2001
  • The Messel Pit - For children and other researchers. Published by the community of interests
  • For the preservation of the fossil site Grube Messel eV 2003
  • Fairytale Hofgeismar. Burmeister, Wartberg Verlag 2005
  • Homeopathic guiding principles. Learning with cartoons Alexander Gothe, Haug Herbst 2005
  • Homeopathic disease pictures. Learning with cartoons, Alexander Gothe, Haug Herbst 2008
  • Homeopathic constitutional remedies for cats. Carolin Quast, Sunday 2007
  • Homeopathic constitutional remedies for dogs. Carolin Quast, Sunday 2007

Illustrated school books

Cartoons by Tomus Verlag

  • How a woman gets, keeps and survives a man
  • Lots of fun around the house
  • Women over 30
  • I congratulate you on your baby
  • Lower Saxony
  • Hobby cook

Group exhibitions - exhibition catalogs

  • Life Stile Cartoonale Düsseldorf 1989, (torch bearer)
  • Anything rubbish or something Cartoonfabrik Köpenick 1994, (Lappan)
  • Sports cartoon factory Köpenick, (Lappan)
  • People, media, mutations Cartoonfabrik Köpenick 1995, (Lappan)
  • Laughing women Caricatura Kassel 2000, (Espresso-Verlag)
  • East-West Icarus an exhibition of the Winckelmann Museum Stendal. (Gotha - Duisburg - Wasserburg 2005)
  • German Caricature Award. Title: After us the flood, edition Sächsische Zeitung 2007

Self-published cartoons

  • Small perspectives - pointed remarks on everyday housewife life (1989)

Books on the history of National Socialism

  • Julia Drinnenberg, Places of Remembrance - Memory of a City, The Victims of National Socialism in Hofgeismar, 1st edition, Hofgeismar 2010, pp. 73 ff.
  • Chaim / Imek Segal: Chaim means life. A Jewish fate in Boryslaw and a new beginning in Hofgeismar, editor: Julia Drinnenberg, Hofgeismar / Toronto 2012

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Hofgeismar Citizen Prize for Julia Drinnenberg . HNA.de. January 15, 2011. Retrieved May 28, 2019.
personal data
SURNAME Drinnenberg, Julia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German draftsman, caricaturist, illustrator and author of comics
DATE OF BIRTH 1949
PLACE OF BIRTH Oberhausen