Billy Bartlett Email and Phone Number

New York-based independent designer & art-director.Interested in words and pictures.  I descend from a tribe of pagan Vikings renowned for gripping beast woodwork and Oseberg zoomorphic tapestry. While some Vikings plundered coastlines, my brethren stayed on the boat to dance and dream. All of this is to say – my journey has not been a decision so much as a destiny, and one which started long before my conscious mind even gave me the illusion of free will. Art is embedded in my bones, my marrow, and my soul. I was an artist when I was dust in the stars, I was an artist when teachers misunderstood my methods and disciplined me for sculpting in cafeteria garbage cans, and I will continue to be an artist even when my remnants float through black holes, millions of years in the future.I have had the good fortune of completing so many delightful, meaningful, and life-saving projects over the course of my career: games that bridge political divides, art that lives on and in human bodies, billboards reigning over the Nebraska’s most moderately traveled state highways.While I love microdosing and relaxing in a sound bath as much as the next millennial, I actually draw my energy from a strict, punishing discipline. I wake each morning at 4:47am, eat an unpeeled grapefruit in bed, and complete a robust series of calisthenics exercises involving chin-ups, toe-touches, and elements of household parkour. After that, I enjoy a brisk skip about the block to get my heart rate up, because the threat of diabetes and hypertension is very real, even with my Viking chromosomal strengths. I am an enormous admirer of Tony Robbins and consider him not only a friend, but a spiritual mentor. I am currently re-reading his masterpiece “Awaking the Giant Within,” and as such, some mornings I weep. I indulge in at least one shower a day to balance my chakras, and as I bathe, I take to time to listen to galactic reverberations through the cascading water. However, I never shower for longer than 60 seconds and always keep the temperature at 29 degrees Fahrenheit or less. After my shower, I enjoy a second grapefruit (unpeeled). By this time, it is generally about 4:52am, and I am fully refreshed, recharged, and ready to tackle my complex creative work!Not taking any questions about Australia!