Kwong Chi Kit

Born in Hong Kong, Kwong Chi Kit received education in the United States in his early years. After graduation, he stayed in the United States to work in advertising and won numerous awards. After returning to Hong Kong in 2008, he devoted himself to teaching and taught at Shantou University and Savannah College of Art and Design Hong Kong for ten years.

In 2020, he returned to the comics industry and co-authored "Thr Sagas of Kunlun Mountain" with Mak Tin Kit and Luk Wei Cheung, which was well received. His first personal work "The Architect’sEpiphany" was selected for the first Hong Kong Comic Support Program and won the silver award and the best character design award. The science fiction work "Indigo" won the gold award at the second Hong Kong Comic Support Program.

Both of Kwong's award-winning works have been successfully licensed for French, English and Malay versions. Kwong is currently adapting Wang Yi's martial arts masterpiece "The lethal weapon of love and passion" into a comic and has completed the first season.