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Chris F. Payne

Since his childhood, Chris F. Payne has always known what he wanted to do: "draw pictures." Born in 1954 in Cincinnati, Ohio, he studied art at Miami University in Ohio and completed training at the Illustrators Workshop in Terrytown, New York. From 1980, Payne worked as a freelance artist, above all for "Reader's Digest", "Time" magazine and "Rolling Stone" magazine. "DER SPIEGEL has now taken my work to the European continent and a new international audience."
Payne has received several awards for his work, including gold and silver medals from the Society of Illustrators in New York and Los Angeles.

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The spoiled brats

Luxury clothing, stimulus overload, emotional neglect - parents and educators are looking for ways out of the indulgence trap.

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Class conflict

The teaching profession is in crisis. Education policy makers want to fundamentally reform teaching, schools and training. Will the teachers go along?

Runaways
(unpublished 2001)

When the hormones start to go crazy, adolescents develop a growing desire to get away from their parents.

Children as loot
(unpublished 2002)

When parents split up, children often become the victims of the divorce war. In new studies, psychologists highlight the fatal consequences.

Mobile mania
(unpublished 2004)

For many young people, the cell phone has become a status symbol and the dominant means of of communication.