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Name
Keith
Professional
16 Years Experience
Titles
  • Artist
  • Art Director
  • Creative Director
  • Graphic Designer
  • Web Designer
  • Musician
  • Artist
  • Photographer
  • Writer
  • Husband
  • Dog Walker
  • Punk
Studies
  • Art
  • Design
  • Journalism
  • French
  • Japanese
Industries
  • Advertising
  • Automotive & Transportation
  • B2B
  • B2C
  • Chemical
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Education
  • Financial Services
  • Food & Beverage
  • Healthcare & Medical
  • Legal
  • Public Relations
  • Publishing & Media
  • Technology & Computers
Companies
  • 2K Games
  • 2K Sports
  • Accelrys
  • Access Communications
  • AG Consulting
  • Amdocs
  • AppGenesys
  • Beefeater Gin
  • Bill Me Later
  • Bluelight.com (Kmart)
  • Business.com
  • Cairo
  • Captive Audience
  • Cadre Development
  • ChemConnect
  • Citrix Online
  • Curtis & Tompkins
  • CREDO Mobile
  • Diamond of California
  • Digg.com
  • Disney Interactive Studios
  • Dogpile
  • DNO Productions, Inc.
  • Electronic Arts
  • Emerald Nuts
  • Encentuate
  • Financial Services Group
  • Fremont Bank
  • GameTap
  • Google
  • Idee, Inc.
  • Intuit
  • iRise
  • ITM Software
  • LENS Ventures
  • Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
  • LUNA
  • Meridian Leadership
  • NetDeposit
  • PayPal
  • Performance Design Lab
  • Plymouth Gin
  • Polycom
  • Retrobox
  • Rocket Science
  • SEGA
  • Shopping.com
  • Sprint
  • Toshiba
  • Trend Micro
  • TRUSTe
  • Turner Broadcasting
  • Tumbleweed Communications
  • UltraMotor
  • Vonage
  • Wells Fargo
  • WMS
  • YouTube
  • Zambeel
How do you create your art?

Traditional and digital photography, collage and illustration. Generally, I start with my camera and shoot several rolls of film. I scan and digitize the film before illustrating the photos. From there I begin a process of emotive experimentation in my illustration and painting.

How is your art printed?

I'm constantly exploring new technologies for printing my work. The technique used to print a piece is completely dependent on the emotive qualities of the art as are the choice of inks and substrates. I view the print process as a vital part of the creative process in that it allows me to hone and shape my art in order to capture the piece's essential qualities.

Are these prints originals or a limited series?

All the art is original and each print is a one-of-a-kind. I do not reprint pieces. I have no interest in mass producing anything.

What does it all mean?

Hell if I know. Maybe it doesn't mean anything. Maybe it's just pretty.

Are you available for freelance work?

Not currently, but I'm easily tempted by revolutionary projects. If you need help destroying the system, email me.