Ken Joslin

Ken Joslin was born on June 8, 1967 in Los Angeles, California and grew up in Lynwood, CA. His paintings are created in Long Beach, CA, where he works full time on his paintings. Ken was recognized at an early age for his creative drive and was inspired by his elementary and high school teachers. Encouraged by family and friends, Ken studied art throughout secondary school. After high school graduation, he attended Otis Parsons College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, CA, where he majored in Illustration and Painting. Ken's figurative abstract painting style has been influenced by artist such as Jacob Lawrence, George A. Hunt, Joseph Holston, William Tolliver, and Robert Gwathmey. His work is created in a variety of styles and has been described as 'liberating' and 'powerful.' His use of bold color and heavily-textured canvas create an energy of movement on the canvas and are unique to his painting style, enticing the viewer to step closer to his work.

An artist who believes in staying true to his vision, Ken paints subjects he enjoys and is passionate about, rather than choosing themes which might be more 'marketable' for the moment. Today, Ken's work can be seen in homes, and notable businesses and corporate conglomerates nationwide; as well as in the collections of notable individuals, including Michael Jordan (N.B.A.) Legend.

In 2008 Ken Joslin was commissioned by Verizon Wireless to create a painting for the 'How Sweet The Sound' Gospel Choir Contest.

COLLECTOR'S (Partial List)

Michael Jordan (N.B.A.) Legend

Perona, Beck & Legner (Law Firm)

Donald Trump Towers

Verizon Wireless

Just a few of many.....

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