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© 2003 Sean Kelly
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Sean Kelly first appeared in publications at age 2 when his face filled the cover of The New York Daily News, as a curious spectator at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. He began earning money with his drawings at age 10, winning a national contest sponsored by Kellogg's which awarded him five dollars per week for a year. Today, as a professional, his income has grown.
Mr. Kelly graduated from Brown University and studied at Rhode Island School of Design and in London. After working on staff at The Miami Herald for three years, he began freelancing in Washington DC, and was based in New York City for a decade. He currently lives with his wife Megan in Fairfield, Connecticut.
Mr. Kelly is a frequent contributor to The New York Times and has created illustrations for numerous magazines. His work has appeared in American Illustration, Graphis, The Society of Publication Designers, Print's Regional Design Annual and The Society of Newspaper Design. |
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