who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

A. David Lewis
Keywords narrative polyphony,
narratology, J. Espen Aarseth, Alan
Moore, Chris Ware
Bex Lewis
University of Winchester, Learning &
Teaching Development Unit, MB116,
Sparkford Road, Winchester, SO22
4NR, United Kingdom
Keywords history, education, media
studies, digital media, World War II,
propoganda
Lei-Lei Li
College of Mass Communication,
Center of Media and Social Change,
Nanshan District, Guangdong
Province, Shenzhen, China
Keywords animation, China, creative
industry, geography
Research, 8.1, 93-99.
A. David Lewis is a Boston educator earning degrees from Brandeis
University, Georgetown University, and Boston University. In his
academic capacity, he lectures nationally on comics studies, serves as
an editorial board member for the International Journal of Comic Art,
founded the Religion and Graphica Collection at Boston University,
and co-edited Graven Images: Religion in Comic Books and Graphic
Novels for Continuum International Publishing. Lewis also selfpublished
the awardwinning Mortal Coils series, and The Lone and
Level Sands and Some New Kind of Slaughter graphic novels, the latter
both produced by Archaia.
› The shape of comic book reading, Studies in Comics, 1.1, 71-81.
Bex Lewis gained her first degree in History and Education Studies at
King Alfred’s College. She was awarded her Ph.D., entitled ‘The
planning, design and reception of British Home Front propaganda
posters of the Second World War’, in 2004. Bex Lewis has wide
ranging interests and expertise, having taught in the subject areas of
History, Media Studies, Design for Digital Media, and is the University
of Winchester’s Blended Learning Fellow. Dr. Bex Lewis is the leading
expert on Second World War propaganda posters.
› The Ministry of FoodThe Imperial War Museum,12 February 2010–3
January 2011, The Poster, 1.2, 215-224.
Lei-lei Li is a professor at College of Mass Communication and Center
of Media and Social Change at Shenzhen University. She has published
a variety of articles on cultural and creative industries in China. Most
of these articles are written in Chinese, including some literature
review articles, are mainly based on her Natural Science Foundation of
China-funded project and Guangdong government-funded project on
creative clusters and cultural economic geography studies.
› Understanding Chinese animation industry: The nexus of media, geography