Ken The Designer began his career as a designer and a photographer while working as a pioneer in the Communications Industries which lead him to his career today as a leading designer combining the art and science of photography along with graphic design to create, captivating and memorable designs to successfully market and sell consumer and industrial products.

During the early 70s Ken's artistic enthusiasm and dedication to evolving new technology was spurred on by commercial marketing and advertising while working as a Cameraman for a Leading Communications Company ran by Howard Hughes (the Inventor, Aviator, Filmmaker and Business Tycoon). Although we are not tycoons, and have never set any transcontinental airspeed records nor have we donated an H1 to the Smithsonian Ken the Designer has always set his goals with this standard of excellence as exhibited in his museum quality images have been exhibited at the Smithsonian several times in addition to exhibits created for the Museum of Natural History, LA Convention Center and Times Square.

During the 80s Ken The Designer was fortunate enough to experience the advent of the Apple Computer which led him to his goal of producing Museum Quality images in print from a digital format, knowing as soon as he let the cat out of the bag that this process would soon dominate the exhibit and display industries. Ken's forethought is now exhibited throughout the world today with Museum Quality exhibit and display images. Thus-far through the year 2018 as can be seen in throughout museums, exhibit halls, trade shows and numerous local and world wide events today.

In effort to pursue his goal Ken rapidly discovered there was very limited digital imaging knowledge available during the late 80s and in the early 90s. With his desire to create large digital display images Ken continued to march on to develop and establish the universal digital theory of resolution that has ever since been used by all the leading Exhibit and Display houses today. With proven success Ken's theory of digital resolution still remains to be the standard used today in the year 2018. Actually, he has since updated the formula to utilize the match the newest and digital technology in today's advanced imaging devices, yet the updated method and formula is propriety and only applied to the designs that he creates.

Ken The Designer achieved his next goal with this new digital technology to break image barriers to create exhibits large enough for the entire word to experience and always remember (As shown in the multiple building graphics at the top of this page).

2010. Ken the Designer introduced a preflight solution for all designers regardless of their experience. All, well really most designs are good yet the majority of them do not meet the high quality needs and standards if the Grand and Large format print industries. We have solved that, simply submit your design for review and we will preflight it to insure it will meet the standards of printing. Click here on the Preflight button for more information.

In 2013 Ken The Designer expanded by acquiring 5th Avenue Designers to insure that he can continually meet the needs of our ever expanding clientele for exhibits and displays, while continuing to artistically fulfill the display and exhibit industries needs with museum quality graphics fulfilling greater marketing capabilities. (Basically adding more proven designers and enhancing our customers service with a wider network of professionals to rapidly and expertly fulfill your design and imaging needs).

Since the 1970's and continuing throughout the year of 2018 Ken The Designer has continually fine tuned his artistic talents and developed even more styles and techniques to create large and grand format display graphics for en-numerous exhibit houses and displays companies. His vast knowledge and dedication to the Grand Format Print Industries along with his standards that were established by only the highest level of perfection have afforded him to honorably produce building wraps for Sony, Apple and for the E3 show (as shown in the picture at the top of this page) and many other notable exhibits and displays.

Kens' competitors have been quoted saying, "No job is to small", meanwhile as we continue throughout the year 2018 Ken The Designer confidently states, "From business cards to building and vehicle wraps small designs deserve the same quality as Grand Format Designs. No design job is to big nor to small for us. Nothing is impossible, it's just pixels and we artistically mold trillions of them every day.