From the age of snotty noses and bedtime curfews of 7pm, Lee found that with pen and paper magical things could happen. Combined with his mischievous nature and ability to lampoon those around him, this new tool could be used to great effect in ridiculing the people he particularly disliked.

This ability grew, while his popularity with friends and teachers did not, until one day Lee embarked upon three years of art school education to develop his artistic obsession even further. As most ex-art students will know, three years spent with art teachers will break even the hardest of men, and Lee was no exception. Entranced with the

the romantic notion of pen, paper and far-away places, he buggered off with his rucksack around the world for a bit.

A career soon commenced, and Lee found the ability to dazzle and illuminate even the drabbest of newspapers, magazines and advertising agencies. A Cartoon King was born, and the biographer's superlatives come to an end.

Currently 33, Lee now spends his time producing caricatures, satirical cartoons, strips, character ideas and adverts for many international publications and companies. Get in touch today - he's a truly lovely chap!