About/CV

As far back as I can remember, I have been driven to create. From crayons to computers, this has always been my path and passion in life. After reading ‘It’ in 4th grade, I illustrated my version of Pennywise the Clown that terrified students so much that my teacher threw it in the trash.

It didn’t stay there long.

In 7th grade I won a t-shirt design contest for my school’s annual 5k run. My senior year in high school, I was voted most creative. I left art school after two years (getting my AAS), I was eager to get my career started.

The drive to create.

There’s an Ira Glass quote that always resonates with me. It touches on a creative’s quest to close the gap between our taste and the work we’re able to produce. “It is only by going through a volume of work that you will close that gap and your work will be as good as your ambition.”

Put in the work.

Build the muscle.

The only one that can tell you you can’t, is you.

And you don’t have to listen.

Twenty plus years in and I’m still looking to close that unattainable gap.

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Brandon Frawley is a fifth-generation Coloradan that also spends time in San Miguel de Allende, MX. When not creating, he can be found wreaking havoc on the local tennis and pickleball courts, sneaking beer into Red Rocks (or enjoying live shows in general), traveling standby on a whim and being the world’s okayest guitar & piano player.

He is also a back-to-back Las Vegas poker champion and defending Guster “On The Ocean” Music Festival – Watermelon Seed Spitting Champion.