My goal is to try and get everybody to do comics. (.) I mean, you basically have access to all of time and space with comics, with the panels and the interface and the images and text and it's, oh it's so exciting! I could, I could do them forever. Also, you can do so many things with the form as well that I think you can't do with other mediums. The possibilities are incredible and I find that so exciting. There's something between the two: there's something in the dialogue which is different to the image, and between them they build up an extra level of understanding. In an interview conducted by Thomas Giddens for the website on 5 July 2017, Berry said: '(.) I think people when they're new to comics don't understand that it's not about writing a story and then illustrating it, it's about these two different languages and there's a kind of- this sounds incredibly twatish - there's a kind of friction between the two they'll never be exactly corroborating with each other. This gave her insight that comics are a 'phenomenal and almost untapped' literacy tool for people learning a foreign language. With help from her grandfather, Berry learned English by reading comics. She also spent part of her childhood in Hampshire, near Basingstoke. Her mother was of Ecuadorian descent and when her family moved to the United States, Berry went to a school in Maryland for a while. Comics Laureate and also the first female artist to enjoy this honour. In 2019 she was named the third official U.K. For years Berry has been an advocate of comics as a medium of self-expression and being more than just children's literature. She is known for hiding meaningful details and amusing jokes in the panels of her longer adventure stories. Berry works in a realistic style, which doesn't prohibit her from creating gag comics such as 'Vox Pop' (2016-2017) and 'Premeditations' (since 2018). She also made the witty satirical dystopian graphic novel 'LiveStock' (2017).

Hannah Berry is a British comic artist who rose to notability through atmospheric mystery thrillers like 'Britten & Brülightly' (2008) and 'Adamtine' (2012).

Britten and Brülightly by Hannah Berry