As a Creative Director for the United States Postal Service, Frank won many awards for his graphic design work, but his heart was always in the fine art of expression. He started express himself through his pen and ink illustrations.
Influenced by Albrecht Dürer's engravings, he begins with subjects that matter. A subject must "mean" something. Artist's are mirror's, and our communication method is pictures. Frank takes his inspiration from life and it's perverse insanity, expressing somewhat bitter views on the world which lurk between the lines. Provocation is always an important element in his work, "Art MUST move you to either hate it or love it, never bore anyone. That's the worst you can say about a piece." His style reflects images trapped in their "lines", the lines signifying bars of a jail. Situations beyond the subject's control. Images trapped in themselves and their situation.
By extending, adapting and updating the Dürer process; and interpreting it in the light of the contemporary spirit, his illustration links the past, the present and the future.
Through the years he has refined his visual lexicon and aims his work at collector's looking to shakeup their collection.
Frank continues to express himself through his art and as a creative director for a publishing house in South Florida.
He has been published in Harper and Collins; Ultimate Illustration.
