Bryan Brinkman

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Bryan Brinkman is a cartoon animator and Crypto art creator from the United States of America.

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Bryan Brinkman
Born
Bryan Brinkman

NationalityAmerican
Occupation
  • Visual Artist
Years active2007–present
Known for Digital Art, NFTs
StyleDigital Pop

Biography

Brinkman grew up in Omaha, Nebraska, before studying animation at the University of the Arts, Philadelphia. Currently Brinkman works in New York, New York.

Style and career

His work, artistic style and concepts fall under the Pop Art and Animation categories and his work is often linked to digital art and NFTs. His art is produced with 3D computer graphics software and depicts colorful imagery touching on human emotions.

In 2022, he signed with Creative Artists Agency [1]

Selected Art exhibitions and galleries

The Bryan Brinkman Experiment

On March 11, 2009. Brinkman was chosen during a taping of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to be followed on Twitter as a part of "The Bryan Brinkman Experiment". Guests on the show including Russell Brand, Alex Albrecht, Kevin Rose, and Questlove tweeted for their fans to follow Brinkman. At the time he had 7 followers. Within a few days he reached over 34,000. [3]

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References

  1. "Deadline: CAA Signs Emmy-Winning Multi-Media Artist Bryan Brinkman". 25 May 2022.
  2. "Sothebys Auction Page".
  3. "3.18.09". 18 March 2009.