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 Bio – Bob Clark Entering the ring at 6’ 4”, this 220 lbs. of creative energy is a Graphics / Marketing Guru “The Bobanator”.
Bob knew he wanted to be an artist at age six, but ran with scissors. At 15 he was invited to attend Mass College of Art’s weekend program for upcoming young artists. “Something the school never quite got over after their building was draped in antiwar posters”, and this was before the days of large format printing.
After high school he went to the Butera School of Art- Boston, but soon crossed over to the dark side into the world of advertising. After Butera and pursuing his evil path to the dark side of art he moved downtown to Northeastern University for several years studying Advanced Graphic Design, Branding, Logo Design, Marketing, Magazine Design and other black arts sorcery of influence peddling.
Taking a bride, who was going to cure him of his wicked ways he went to work as a creative artist for Corporate America and worked for Analog Devices, Honeywell, Northern Telecom, and Wang. While working for these companies his creative groups won numerous awards for design, packaging, and product usability by using the magic of humor and creativity.
Giving up his throne of Creative Overlord, Bob became the education specialist for Wang and taught hundreds of creative people across the country when desktop publishing was in its infancy.
Currently the “Bobanator” freelances with clients around the globe, but his bride still wants to know when is he going to start painting again – the bathroom could use a coat and you could find a full time gig while you are at it.
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