Steve Meek
The first illustrations I did for hire were of muscle cars painted on T-shirts for my grammar school classmates. In college, freelancing for an ad agency, I drew pointillist images of soaring airplanes and happy clouds for newspaper ads. After college, I drew logos, portraits of business people, children exercising, people staring at computers, musical instruments, golfers, clowns, fishes, a goat, cute dogs and cats, Kafka and all manner of images for the editorial, corporate and advertising markets. I have created a new look that incorporates drawing, digital photography and textures from many sources: sometimes a worn sign, a little graffiti, or something from the neighborhood. These disparate images are assembled together forming unique collages.
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Steve Meek client list includes:
Fortune, Mademoiselle, Psychology Today, Wall Street Journal, Modern Bride, Playboy, Men’s Health, Village Voice, Ladies’ Home Journal, Scholastic, Smart Money, Boston Globe, PC Magazine, United States Gypsum, Abbott, New City, Household Finance, Hill & Knowlton, Philip Morris, Eli Lilly and Company, Bristol-Myers Squibb
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