THE ARTIST

Brandon Brown, January 23 of Jeffersonville, IN, has passionately pursued art since his childhood. Throughout his childhood he discovered drawing as a meaningful hobby. In high school, art classes such as ceramics, drawing, and painting became pivotal in his elective studies, standing alongside his athletic pursuits in wrestling and football. This early exposure to various mediums laid the foundation for his fine arts practice.

1994

After graduating high school with a few notable awards and exhibit appearances, Brandon attended Ball State University to study public speaking and gain insights into the sociological perspective. Although his art production slowed during these years, the internal conflict and personal development he experienced significantly influenced his artistic perspective.

2012

Seeking a fresh outlook on life, Brandon moved to Denver, Colorado. Working in the service industry allowed him to continue creating art while building meaningful connections within a diverse community.

2016

2019

Brandon joined the military, which led to a significant shift in his life.  his artistic output was limited to a few simple portrait sketches. He also learned the art of knitting, which fueled his growing interest in textile and pattern design.

After returning from deployment, Brandon worked for the government troubleshooting and repairing aviation equipment. He later transitioned to the private sector, collaborating with engineers to build communication and weapons systems for the aerospace and defense industry. These experiences, combined with a series of transformative events, led Brandon to realize his higher calling and pursue his art full-time.

2022

Brandon is a full-time mixed media artist, visionary founder of the Legacy Brand Guud Krma, and a passionate advocate for education and social advancement for minorities and marginalized communities. His uniquely inspired art captures his immediate perceptions and cultural ambiguity. Through a diverse array of mediums—including acrylic painting, watercolor and ink washes, block printing, graphic, textile and pattern design—Brandon seamlessly weaves the principles of perspective all while celebrating his unique cultural identity.

TODAY