Brad Horton Illustration

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1940	The Runaway Five \| Promo	Another Divided Election \| At the Bar series	Palinator	The Runaway Five \| Raygunomics (cover)	The Runaway Five \| Raygunomics (disc label)	The Runaway Five \| Raygunomics (tray card)
Coffee	BBoy Robot	Mr. and Mrs. Fehl	Height Difference \| At the Bar series	Justice Jesus	Batman \| Fan Art	Stress, Post Traumatic
Green Lantern \| Fan Art	Lesbian Koalas	X-Men \| Fan Art	Fashionista-X Punk \| Logo	Sin Nomine \| Graphic Novella	Miltown \| (Panel from Sin Nomine)	The Somnambulist \| Sequential Art Short Story
The Apathetic Soldier	Tomahawk Fall Ride \| T-Shirt Design	Watchmen \| Fan Art	Watchmen \| Fan Art (alternate version)	Apocalypse: The Musical	Persephone \| Faux-New Yorker Cover
Red Bull Appreciation	Neo-Ice Age	Senator Azrael Crosses the Street	The Forgotten War	Cowboys Behaving Badly

Brad Horton was born on a rainy day in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area of April 1984. From an early age, Horton has always had a passion to create, often drawing influence from the cartoons and comics around him at the time to fuel that passion. Throughout his formative academic years, Brad sought out ways to balance his school work with what some would consider to just be a hobby.

Eventually, four years after being admitted into one of the hardest-working art institutes in the United States, Horton earned his BFA in Illustration from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) in 2006. There, he honed his craft in storytelling by dedicating himself to the sequential art field, pioneered by the late Will Eisner (creator of The Spirit, A Contract With God, and many others).

Although his specializes in illustration (particularly sequential art), Horton dove head-on into the graphic design field after graduating from college, providing Landmark Golf Course Products with their annual catalog for 2007—which led to a steady position there ever since.

And, as they say, there is no rest for the wicked—as a freelancer, Brad has worked on everything from logos, editorial illustrations, comics & graphic novels, to catalogs, brochures, business cards, product labels, web design, and various other promotional items.