Tim E. Ogline
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Tim E. Ogline, WRR Art Director & Comics Editor
Tim E. Ogline is a Greater Philadelphia based illustrator and graphic designer. Ogline’s illustrations have appeared in the
Wall Street Journal, The Philadelphia Inquirer, the Utne Reader, Outdoor Life and Philadelphia Style
among others. His award-winning “Electrical Activity of the Heart” story,
“Opening Books & Closing Doors,” has recently been published in The Florida
Review Volume 32.1.
Ogline, an alumnus of and former instructor at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art, is the principal
of Ogline Design. Ogline Design has proudly served a clientele including Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell (notably
the 2003 and 2007 Gubernatorial Inaugural Celebrations), The White House, the Wharton School of the University of
Pennsylvania, Big Brothers Big Sisters Southeastern Pennsylvania, Florida Tourism, the Greater Tampa Chamber of
Commerce, Damon’s Grill, NAPA, SmithKline Beecham and many more in its nine year history.
Tim will be leaving the pages of the Wild River Review on 31 August 2007 in order to focus his full attention on
the growth of Ogline Design. Ogline Design is a full-service graphic design venture. Full-service includes identity
development, print and collateral design, interactive, illustration, copywriting and exceptional customer service.
Specializations include identity development, websites and illustration. Contact Tim Ogline at 215.431.3086 or at
tim@oglinedesign.com to discuss your creative service needs.
WEBSITE: www.TimOgline.com (illustration)
WEBSITE: www.OglineDesign.com (graphic design)
EMAIL: togline@wildriverreview.com
TEL: 215.431.3086
TIM E. OGLINE IN THIS EDITION:
PEN WORLD VOICES: Myth, Magic, and the Mind of Neil Gaiman — A Conversation with the Dream King
BLOG: WRR@LARGE
ART: The Art of Tim E. Ogline
COMIC: Electrical Activity of the Heart — Opening Books & Closing Doors
COMIC: Electrical Activity of the Heart — Money Talks
COMIC: Electrical Activity of the Heart — Rise and Shine
COMIC: Electrical Activity of the Heart — The Vision Thing
Website Design and HTML/PHP Programming
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