YOUNG & SICK is a neo-psychadelic art brand from the brainchild of Dutch artist Nick van Hofwegen.

Voiceless Artists partners with one of a kind talent to build bespoke businesses. Creative Partners: YOUNG & SICK / KYSON / CERRO GORDO GHOST TOWN (BRENT UNDERWOOD)Major Projects: Art Direction & World Building- Jerry Garcia 80th Birthday @ Red Rocks (Poster/Merch), David Bowie (Estate), Maroon 5 (Overexposed) , Foster the People (Torches + Supermodel), Robin Thicke (Blurred Lines), Pringles + Fergie, Coors Light + FaderSelect Festival Clients: Austin City Limits, Outside Lands, Bonnaroo, Camp Nowhere, Hulaween, Buku

Community is a fresh start for communication.We understand the value of direct dialogue between you and who you care about. Community is designed to enable personal conversations at scale, but in a way where you are an individual, not the product.Let’s start over together.

Heard Well is the first company to fully work in the cross section of social media's biggest content creators and musicians. Heard Well's combine social reach hits over 500M people. A vast sea of ears and eyes, Heard Well leverages this community to promote today's best new music. In partnership with Sony ATV, I ran all day-to-day operations of the record and publishing division of the company. I worked to identify, establish relationships with, and ultimately signed partnership contracts with artists, songwriters, and producers. Working in a very fast paced environment, I oversaw, created, and executed release plans for great music alongside an array of partners tailored to each project. On our publishing catalogue, I'd work daily with Sony ATV to find various opportunities for our writers and producers.

Founded and ran a music and culture website focused on and based in New Orleans, LA. I managed a team of eight people daily. Regular content was posted routinely- music, reviews, live show photos, and event information. We quickly built the site to two-thousand unique monthly readers. Art/Official hosted monthly dance parties. Events capped out at 500 capacity, and sold out every month. I oversaw and ran an effective street team that focused on the Tulane/Loyola college markets, as well as popular night life destinations in New Orleans.

My first business started on eBay. I sold a fabric/reverse applique stitched art called a 'Mola,' a primitive art form created by the Kuna Indians based off the coast of Panama. I handled all marketing, point of sales, shipping, customer service, and returns. I quickly became an 'eBay Power Seller.' My endeavor was featured in The Tampa Tribune. In retrospect, it seems I've always had a passion for selling and promoting art.