Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. is a printing press and book artist, but he wasn't always an artist... He used to live a middle class life like many other Americans, with a family and a job as a computer programmer at an international telecommunications company. But he dropped it all to become an artist in the lost crafts of press printing and book art. Or as he says, "now I just make stuff, that's all. And I tell people who want to do art that they should just make stuff."
Through his colorful posters layered with strong quotes and different paint textures, Amos uses his art to bring

who respect his craft, and analyzes why he creates his works. Amos seems to understand the American dream, American consciousness (or unconsciousness), and what his posters should say to reflect our times.