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A professional cartoonist since 1983, Steve Panozzo’s work has regularly appeared in The Australian, The Daily Telegraph and magazines, as well in trade and specialty magazines including Traveltrade. The International Hospital & Aged Care Journal, National Newsagent and Burke’s Backyard Magazine. During 1999-2000 he was the daily cartoonist for the innovative farmers’ website, farmindex.

His career began at the age 6, when he was inspired by Zorro to slash the walls with a 6B pencil. His newspaper caricatures first appeared in The Manly Daily in 1985, where he worked as the paper’s first Artist-in-Residence. For ten years Steve worked on a casual basis for Rupert Murdoch’s newspaper empire in Sydney.

Highly regarded for his corporate presentation caricatures, he has produced hundreds for clients including Channel Nine, NSW Rugby Union, Warner Bros., Telstra, Citibank, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, BMF and AMP.

His on-the-spot brilliance has enlivened conferences, corporate functions and product launches for clients including Civil & Civic, L.J. Hooker, ABN-AMRO, IKEA, IBM, Samsung and David Jones.

His cartoons and caricatures have appeared in more than 32 books, and his work has been hung in over 27 exhibitions in Australia and overseas. In 1996, he designed and co-edited The 1997 Phantom Diary for Trielle Corporation. He has designed 11 CDs and Elton John has a Panozzo hanging in his home in England.

Steve served as President of The Australian Black and White Artists’ Club in 1992 – 1993 and again in 1998- 1999, and was made a Life Member in 1993. In 1994, Steve was among the first Australian cartoonists to be accepted into America’s National Cartoonists’ Society. In 1997, Steve represented Australia at the Guinness International Cartoon Festival in Rathdrum, Ireland.