Steve Oliff

Born 1954 Point Arena, California 249 series, 359 with collected and international editions 917 issues

16 awards

Steve Oliff is an American comic book colorist active in the industry since 1978. His company Olyoptics was among the first to use computer color separation in comics, and his work on the English-language edition of Katsuhiro Otomo's Akira from 1988 onward helped establish computer coloring as an industry standard. He received an Eisner Award for that work in 1992.

Name

Steve Oliff

Issues

917

Series

359

Collected Editions

International Editions

Titles

Awards

Harvey Award - Best Cartoonist (1995), Squiddy Award - Favorite Colorist (1994), Eisner Awards - Best Colorist (1994), Harvey Award - Best Cartoonist (1994), Thompsons - Best Achievement by a Colorist (1994), Wizard Fan Awards - Favorite Colorist (1994), UK Comic Art Award - Best Auxiliary Contributor (1993), Wizard Fan Awards - Favorite Colorist (1993), Squiddy Award - Favorite Colorist (1993), Compuserve Comics and Animation Forum Awards - Best Achievement by a Colorist (1993), Harvey Award - Best Cartoonist (1992), Eisner Awards - Best Colorist (1992), Compuserve Comics and Animation Forum Awards - Best Achievement by a Colorist (1992), Harvey Award - Best Colorist (1991), Inkpot Award (1991), Harvey Award - Best Colorist (1990)

Also Known As

Steve Oliffe

Gender

Male

Birth Date

February 20, 1954

Birth Place

Point Arena, California

Country

United States

Links

www.olyoptics.com/