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My career in advertising and design began in 1973 in the New York Metro area. After majoring in fine arts in college, I wanted to use my design and photography training and skills in this field. During this time, I was able to learn the fine points of the printing industry. My early experience with clients such as Revlon, Max Factor, Johnson and Johnson, and Roche Pharmaceuticals showed me what is expected in the world of top quality printing and design. More importantly, I learned how to produce it. I also continued creating fine art and in 1986 opened Pumpkin Center Gallery in Ancram, New York. This gallery showcased local and New York artists' work as well as work of my own. At this time, I also began my career as a freelance graphic designer .
In 1999, together with two associates, I started www.warrenstreet.com, a web site designed to promote Hudson, New York, in a artistically sophisticated way that reflected what was evolving in that community.
In 2001, I renovated a building in Hudson, New York. I moved my design business there and adopted the name Warrenstreet Media group. I opened another gallery, The Leader Building Gallery in the renovated building. Today I have a studio at my home in Ancram and continue to offer design, consulting and photography services to various clients. With the growth of the web and my understanding of the importance of a well designed page, I now have added web site design and development to my list of services. |
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Keith Bendis has been a freelance cartoonist/illustrator for 25 years. His work has appeared in America's leading magazines and newspapers including: Time, Newsweek, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, The New York Times, The Daily News and many others. He has illustrated 8 books including the best selling Casey at the Bat for Workman Publishers. He has also had 9 one person exhibits of his work including his drawings, Not Your Mother's Goose at the Children's Museum of Manhattan in 2003.
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