Jerry Leibowitz Los Angeles native Jerry Leibowitz wears many hats as an artist. An award winning graphic artist, he has created corporate logos, trademark designs and illustrations for such companies as IBM, Mitsubishi and Volkswagen. His brilliance as both an artist and a humorist shines through in a series of paintings entitled The Aztech Series which was inspired by the art forms and visual story telling techniques of the early Egyptian and pre-Columbian civilizations as well as the folk art of native American Indians. Steeped in humor and parody, these images offer wry observations of the human condition executed in a modern iconographic style which Jerry refers to as “technographic pop”. Jerry is the creator of the animated UPN television series “The Mouse and the Monster”, as well as Beek, a cartoon strip featuring a cynical parrot displaced from his natural habitat in a tropical rainforest to middle American suburbia. Jerry currently has a variety of animated projects in various stages of development. Jerry Leibowitz has two websites, one for his general works and one for his specific comic series Dot and Com, a humorous pen-pal relationship story about a young girl, Dot, who moves and maintains email contact with her best friend Com. For more information on Jerry Leibowitz please visit www.FineMess.com and www.DotandCom.com.