Dave Cutler

Dave is a graduate with honors from the School of Visual Arts in NYC. He is a proud member of the Society of Illustrators (when inducted into SOI, the usual juried vote was waived). Over the years, he's been commissioned by publications, corporations and organizations throughout the world. Dave's originals and prints are in the private collections of corporations such as MERCEDES-BENZ, IBM, SAS, ADP, BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP, FIRST REPUBLIC BANK, MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER, the UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO HOSPITALS, and several others. Dave has won several awards for his illustrations and he has been featured in SBS DIGITAL DESIGN and AMERICAN ARTIST and he was interviewed by NPR, NBC, among others about his work. His illustration originally created for the 1996 NYC Marathon poster, featuring the two World Trade Center towers, is now part of the permanent collection at the Sept 11th Memorial Museum in New York City. Another of Dave's illustrations about 9/11 was one of only 50 paintings selected from worldwide submissions to displayed at the United Nations to commemorate the 10th anniversary of that terrible day. UNICEF has also featured Dave's work on their holiday cards over the years. His one and only children's book (so far), When I Wished I Was Alone was named a Best of Read to Me Picture Book by Borders and was featured by Barnes & Noble the year it was published.