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Latest revision as of 15:58, 19 October 2020
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Biography[edit]
Bruce White was born in Martinsville, Virginia in 1953. He began drawing and compiling sketch books from the age of four. At the ripe old age of seven, he was one of three students chosen to create and paint the Christmas mural for the Indian Landing Elementary School in Rochester, New York. After he and his family moved to Southern California at the age of 13, he began to paint with acrylics. As a math and art major at El Camino Real High School, he won numerous student art awards and sold his first painting in the juried L.A. County Arts Festival during his senior year.
Bruce won a modest scholarship in a juried portfolio competition as a freshman in college and continued to sell his paintings throughout his college career to help pay for tuition and - more art supplies! He held the first of many one-man shows in Woodland Hills, California, at the age of 19. Mr. White studied painting, graphic design and interior design and graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree when he was 21.
Then it was back to the Los Angeles area working as a free-lance illustrator and graphic designer for various advertising agencies, design studios and publishers. Just a year later he returned to Colorado to get married and continue his long, award-winning career as an illustrator, graphic designer and fine artist. He and his wife, Loretta are the proud parents of two daughters. Mr. White continues to work out of his home studio in Littleton, constantly creating new pieces inspired by extensive travels and a wide range of experiences.
Solo Shows[edit]
Designed Toy Releases[edit]
Toy Series Participation[edit]
Customs & Show Pieces[edit]
- Piece(s) for 30 Years Later, 2020
- Piece(s) for Crazy4Cult, 2019
- Piece(s) for Crazy4Cult, 2018
- "Jimmy McGill" for Idiot Box, 2018
- Piece(s) for Crazy4Cult 11, 2017
- Piece(s) for the Rick & Morty Group Show, 2017
- Piece(s) for Crazy4Cult 10, 2016
- Piece(s) for The Really, Really, Really Ridiculously Good Looking Art Show, 2016
- Piece(s) for Crazy4Cult 9, 2015
- "Lucille Bluth" for Idiot Box 2, 2015
- "John Keating" for Crazy4Cult 8, 2014
- Piece(s) for Ghostbusters 30th Anniversary, 2014
- "Count Rugen" for Crazy4Cult 6, 2012
- Piece(s) for the Old School Video Game Show 2, 2012
- Piece(s) for Gallery1988 x Adult Swim, 2012
- Piece(s) for Crazy4Cult 5, 2011
- Piece(s) for The Addams Family, 2011
Images[edit]
for Crazy4Cult 8
for Crazy4Cult 6
for Idiot Box 2015
for Idiot Box 2018
