Monday, October 26, 2009
Illustrations by Kyle T. Webster
Kyle T. Webster has illustrated for most major publications in the United States, and his artwork has appeared on beer bottles, music posters, billboards, apparel, buildings, banners, doughnut boxes, magnets and buttons, menuboards, wine bottles and wine glasses, people's skin, book covers, and even in the form of a giant corn maze.
In addition to receiving honors from The Society of Illustrators, Communication Arts, Print, HOW, Graphis and the AIGA, Kyle created the beloved (and ridiculous) viral video, Original Design Gangsta, in 2006. The follow-up has been recorded and the video will air in the mid-summer of 2009. He also created and maintains the popular Daily Figure website.
He was born in New York but spent his youth overseas in Pakistan, Singapore, Cyprus and Taiwan, thanks to his parents' sense of adventure and overseas teaching jobs. While in college, he was awarded a Yale full fellowship for study in their prestigious Norfolk art program, and in 1996, he was awarded a scholarship to study drawing, painting, and lots of lovely French women in Rennes, France.
Kyle is currently working on two comic book projects, an amazing iPhone game, numerous logos, and many, many magazine, book, and advertising illustrations. He is also an instructor at High Point University, teaching an introduction to digital art course. This pile of work makes him very happy, but not as happy as his two German princesses.
Kyle T. Webster has illustrated for most major publications in the United States, and his artwork has appeared on beer bottles, music posters, billboards, apparel, buildings, banners, doughnut boxes, magnets and buttons, menuboards, wine bottles and wine glasses, people's skin, book covers, and even in the form of a giant corn maze.
In addition to receiving honors from The Society of Illustrators, Communication Arts, Print, HOW, Graphis and the AIGA, Kyle created the beloved (and ridiculous) viral video, Original Design Gangsta, in 2006. The follow-up has been recorded and the video will air in the mid-summer of 2009. He also created and maintains the popular Daily Figure website.
He was born in New York but spent his youth overseas in Pakistan, Singapore, Cyprus and Taiwan, thanks to his parents' sense of adventure and overseas teaching jobs. While in college, he was awarded a Yale full fellowship for study in their prestigious Norfolk art program, and in 1996, he was awarded a scholarship to study drawing, painting, and lots of lovely French women in Rennes, France.
Kyle is currently working on two comic book projects, an amazing iPhone game, numerous logos, and many, many magazine, book, and advertising illustrations. He is also an instructor at High Point University, teaching an introduction to digital art course. This pile of work makes him very happy, but not as happy as his two German princesses.
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