Stipple and pointillism artist | Contributing Artist with the Los Angeles Lakers | Exhibited at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C. | Using 1.1, 1.3 and 1.5 micron pens at 500-1000 dots per square inch on archival giclee paper, his work can take up to 8 months to complete | Award-winning Los Angeles artist Jarrett Camp was born in Warren, Ohio and grew up mostly in West Covina, California where he became fascinated with skateboard culture. He finds inspiration in the way the people of LA express their passion, whether it’s through skateboarding, fine art, or graffiti. | "I'm a US-based surrealist with substantial, intricate pieces. I make use of my personal dyslexia by employing multi-woven compositions. I create surrealist stipple and pointillism art. What inspires me is to give my viewers a happy escape and to produce art that makes them think about how powerful and moving it is. I'm here to promote stipple and pointillism using a variety of artistic mediums. Stippling and pointillism are other common techniques that collectors highly value."