11 Facts About Larry Feign

Larry Feign was born on December 5,1955 and is an American cartoonist and writer based in Hong Kong.

Larry Feign started cartooning professionally in 1980 in Honolulu, where he worked as a caricature artist in the International Marketplace.

Larry Feign terminated the feature when he started producing The World of Lily Wong for the same newspaper.

Larry Feign, who speaks Cantonese, was described as more integrated into Hong Kong than many other expatriates by the New York Times.

From 1998 to 2000 Larry Feign lived in London, where he produced a weekly political comic strip for Time magazine's international editions, as well as a comic strip known as The Royals, satirizing the antics of the British royal family.

Larry Feign illustrated for The Economist, Fortune, and other publications.

Larry Feign's work has received several awards, including Best Cartoonist from the Newspaper Society of Hong Kong, three Human Rights Press Awards from Amnesty International, and others for his animation work.

In 2011, Larry Feign received a literature fellowship from the MacDowell Colony in Peterborough, New Hampshire.

From 2018 to 2019, Larry Feign documented his trouble with peripheral neuropathy that affected his drawing ability in a weblog.

Larry Feign has produced animation for Walt Disney Television and the Cartoon Network.

Larry Feign is married to psychologist and author Dr Cathy Tsang-Feign.