Owner / Partner
Ironic Reversal Artist Market,LLC
I'm a fan of connecting ideas to people through communication design. So, I started Ironic Reversal Artist Market, LLC in 2007. Ironic Reversal is a visual arts label, that manages, facilitates and coordinates the production, manufacturing, distribution, promotion, and enforcement of copyright protection of original artwork, and maintains contracts with the companies designers.
The company is dedicated to producing quality designs that communicate the need for positive so...
I'm a fan of connecting ideas to people through communication design. So, I started Ironic Reversal Artist Market, LLC in 2007. Ironic Reversal is a visual arts label, that manages, facilitates and coordinates the production, manufacturing, distribution, promotion, and enforcement of copyright protection of original artwork, and maintains contracts with the companies designers.
The company is dedicated to producing quality designs that communicate the need for positive social change in young American culture.
In 2008 Ironic Reversal will begin production of Bachelor Magazine and the online magazine Design For Food. Learn more at: www.ironicreversal.com
I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards.
Daniel B. Moore
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Owner / Partner, Ironic Reversal Artist Market,LLC
Private, Sole Proprietor employees, Design industryI am the owner of Ironic Reversal Artist Market, LLC. Ironic Reversal is visual arts label, that manages, facilitates and coordinates the production, manufacturing, distribution, promotion, and enforcement of copyright protection of original artwork, and maintains contracts with the companies designers.
The Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, United States
Some college.
Areas of study: Menswear
Awards: 2002 Newport News Mariners Museum Juror Award
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