Artist-Frophile: Fuse Green

Posted on March 3rd, 2009 by visionist.
Categories: Artist Fro-phile, Design, Frolaborators.

Super dope graphic artist Fuse Green debuts a new site of his works.

First met Fuse in Atlanta back in the late 90′s and watched the kids skill grow over the years.

From his Bio

Bobby Green (born January 23rd 1974, High Point, North Carolina) better known as Fuse Green – Visual Strategist , Creative Director, DJ – Wheat Bread Life – Brooklyn, NY began his professional career at the age of 15, creating political cartoons and spot illustrations for local newspapers High Point Enterprise and Jamestown News. Fuse moved to Atlanta in 1993 to further develope his talent at the Art Institute of Atlanta. Within a few years he began working as an art director for Atlanta based “Nomenudum”, a specialized creative agency creating acclaimed campaigns for Coca Cola, Sprite, Minute Maid, and Lugz. While working on commercial projects, he maintained his subculture influence through developing Frank 151 Magazine with friend Steve Malbon. In the 1990′s Fuse contributed heavily to Atlanta’s subculture rennasaince as a designer and dj in the legendary Ying Yang Club, Funk Jazz Café, Creative Control, Universal Zulu Nation and Realness Apparel.
Check out more of Fuse Here.

Big things coming from Fuse & Frolab in summer 09…..Stay Tuned!

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