David Dees - The Most Important artist of our time Part 1

*The following episode will be broken into 2 parts since the podcast provider is still currently not running at 100%..... Sad I know*. Episode 201: Say Something True  ...............Part 1 After a brief run-through in art school, Dees joined the staff at an Atlanta, Georgia, graphic studio creating images for magazine and newspaper advertisements. In 1984 he went west to Los Angeles. He set up a freelance studio specializing in airbrush illustration for the entertainment industry and developed an arsenal of acrylic air-brushing techniques from super-realism to wacky high energy cartooning. For the next 17 years Dees Illustrated video and DVD covers, toy packaging, movie promo store displays, and children’s books, working for big corporate clients such as Paramount Studios, Warner Bros., Geffen Records, Hanna Barbera and Sesame Street Magazine as some of his favorite clients. In the 1990s, Dees learned to use computers to make artwork. Uncensored Magazine named Dees “the most controversial artist in the world today”, and radio talk show host and nuclear physicist, Bill Deagle, called Dees the “Nikola Tesla of political art”. Critics have written. ‘” David Dees is the Norman Rockwell for this new century”, and many have pointed out the courage it takes to sign your name to art that exposes, defames and ridicules the most brutal police state control grid ideology this world has ever seen. Dees returned to America in 2012.