Roger Knox, an award-winning graphic designer, has recently turned his attention to acrylic painting. His works reflect his interest of indigenous cultures, science, technology and music.
The highly detailed, intensely colorful and stylized depictions of the natural world also use visual language gleaned from scientific observation and discovery.

Since 1987, Knox has made regular, lengthy trips to Mexico to study the indigenous culture and art that has inspired his artistic vision. His artwork has been exhibited in the U.S. and Mexico.

Knox's many years of experience and accomplishments in the graphic arts have included design projects for varied fields such as health care, entertainment, NGOs, education and music. One area of particular focus has been the design of college-level textbooks for Thomson Publishing Group, a renowned international publisher. Several of his acrylic paintings have found their way onto the covers of textbooks along with his commercial illustration and digital art. His interest in marine environments led to his association with the Monterey Bay Aquarium, for whom he designed a poster in 2002 celebrating the highly successful and creative "Jellies: Living Art" exhibit.

Originally from Los Angeles, Knox lived for 15 years in Monterey before settling in San Francisco.

View the graphic design work of Roger Knox at www.rogerknoxdesign.com.