Valeria “Tenaga” Romanazzi
BIO
Valeria “Tenaga” Romanazzi
Artist and colorist born in Brindisi, Italy. She holds a graphic design diploma and a university degree in visual communication. In 2007, she began working in the comics industry, first as an assistant and then as a colorist for Marvel, Ankama, Bonelli, Soleil, Dargaud, Glénat, and Dupuis. She has colored for various publications, including: Buck Danny, Tanguy Laverdure, Maskemane, Mighty Avengers, Geronimo Stilton, Avengers: The Initiative, The Island of Doctor Moreau, Tex, Dylan Dog, Dragonero, War of the Worlds, and many others. In addition to coloring, she has taught children's comics courses, drawn several short stories for Italian publishers, and runs online streaming courses on writing and creating comics stories. Furthermore, since 2006, alongside her work as a colorist, she has been producing completely self-produced books (stories, drawings, color, lettering) under the independent label “Tenaga Comics” which currently has three editions in progress: “Wild Fangs”, “Hunters J” and “Sheridan”.
Artist and colorist born in Brindisi, Italy. She holds a graphic design diploma and a university degree in visual communication. In 2007, she began working in the comics industry, first as an assistant and then as a colorist for Marvel, Ankama, Bonelli, Soleil, Dargaud, Glénat, and Dupuis. She has colored for various publications, including: Buck Danny, Tanguy Laverdure, Maskemane, Mighty Avengers, Geronimo Stilton, Avengers: The Initiative, The Island of Doctor Moreau, Tex, Dylan Dog, Dragonero, War of the Worlds, and many others. In addition to coloring, she has taught children's comics courses, drawn several short stories for Italian publishers, and runs online streaming courses on writing and creating comics stories. Furthermore, since 2006, alongside her work as a colorist, she has been producing completely self-produced books (stories, drawings, color, lettering) under the independent label “Tenaga Comics” which currently has three editions in progress: “Wild Fangs”, “Hunters J” and “Sheridan”.