Curt Iverson left the corn fields of Iowa for the skyscrapers of New York to realize his dream of becoming a successful graphic designer. The journey from farm life to city life included a college education with a B.S. in Education and a M.F.A. and two years in the Army where he produced TV training films.

  Then, at last, he arrived in the Big Apple and took the first steps toward realizing his dream.  That part of the journey included two years as a graphic designer at Good Housekeeping magazine and the a stint designing at Video Crafts.

  At last, the big door opened and he became an art director at Avon Products where, for 25 years, he created hundreds of packaging concepts for fragrance and cosmetic lines.  He worked directly with Walt Disney and "Peanuts" creator, Charles Shultz, to bring their characters to life in dozens of licensed products.

  Semi-retired and splitting his time between his country house in Connecticut and his Manhattan apartment, Curt designs for various national brand companies like Revlon and Jafra Cosmetics.  Now, in the 21st Century, Curt Iverson has applied his talents to the cyber age where his delightful illustrations become dancing pixels that enhance the web pages of his clients around the world. 

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