Bill Mayer, a renowned illustrator of exceptional talent and infectious good humor, is often imitated but rarely equalled.

Bill has won dozens of awards from Communication Arts, Graphis, Print, Society of Illustrators, New York Addy's, and Show South.

Clients such as Levi's for Women, Jose' Quervo, Time Magazine, IBM, Delta Airlines and RJR Nabisco reflect his unique ability to satisfy a varied range of business sectors.

Bill's "Bright Eye's" stamps for the U.S. Postal Service were one of the most collectible stamp series of the decade, and the Tour de France posters he produced for Eric Kessel/Kessel Kramer, Amsterdam appeared on the cover of Archive Magazine.

A graduate of Ringling School of Art, Bill Mayer remains a prolific illustrator who somehow manages time for rock climbing, world travelling, free thinking and fun living. He and Lee - his wife of 30 years - have a son, Jason; a grandson, Forest; four dogs, a frog, and a cat who talks to marshmallows.