He would a mean crayon in my early days growing up in the Bronx, but made the change from paper to the Mac at his first art studio job in 1990. Since then, he has been working as a Mac artist.

He now has a large base of experience in toys, comic book art, computer games and many more.

He has managed to gain more and more experience to add to those, from working for over 7 years as an illustrator and animator in roles such as a Mac production artist, consumer and pharmaceutical companies and even a photo retoucher.

Kenny has extensive experience in advertising, flash animation, and editorial illustration. This includes all that fun stuff that makes it easy for Kenny to keep designing what enjoys to design. The designs he bases his creativity on are funky, urban and slick but he likes doing comic book, children's stuff and anime type designs.

A specific design-a cover for a Lego magazine, which displays the very fine details of the image's, along with the text that does not distract the reader from what the image is telling. The majority of Kenny's work is illustration but his animations are something to be looked at also. They represent a rotation of the illustration he is use to and it is a broadening of his skills.

He also has a respected database of customers and clients, who have booked him for work projects, including Gap, Yahoo, Warner Bros, Hasbro, Weekly Reader, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Mattel, McGraw-Hill, Gillette and many more.

There is a lot of material in his online portfolio, so if you're looking for something in particular for style reference or to purchase but can't find it, feel free to ask Kenny - He might have it.