BY Lucas Conley
Relevancy Score: 36
Wed Dec 19, 2007 at 12:49 AM
For two decades, Gary Baseman has been priming the engines of an artistic movement he calls "pervasive art." How pervasive? To date, he's crafted art for TV, books, magazines, toys, ads, wrapping paper--and, most recently, for the animated film "Disney's Teacher's Pet", which arrived to critical raves (but middling ticket sales). Fast Company stepped into Baseman's offbeat world to get his take on dealing with the suits, Martha Stewart, and what's with all that gore.READ»
