Bryton Brown | Illustrator/Printmaker
Artist Statement
A deeply rooted passion and respect for the visual arts, has heavily influenced my artistic
creations that I have generated from my sketches and ideas. This window of imagination and
complexity has been a canvas for my hands to make a reality and takes me on a journey of self
discovery into the depths of the human mind and highlights how I view the world around me.
This journey is painstakingly done through harsh but rewarding artworks of incredible details
through the use of fine marks on paper whether it be a pen or an engraving.

Biography
Bryton Brown is an illustrative fine artist who specializes in Printmaking and Illustration.
Hailing from Christiana, Manchester, he attended and graduated from the Manchester High
School before attending and completing his four-year tenure at the Edna Manley College of the
Visual and Performing Arts. He has exhibited works as a part of the 2017 Edna Manley College
Art School Final Year Show, JCDC 2018 Art Competition and Exhibition as well as the 2019
Grosnover Gallery Artist Residency. He has partaken in the painting and assisting of the
Downtown Kingston art murals for Jamaica’s Vision 2030. He has also been a part time art
instructor with the MultiCare Youth Foundation. His works mostly entail Printmaking techniques
such linocut, hard-ground etching and Pen and ink illustrations where his eye for detail motions a
sense of narrative with a propensity for detail and complex designing. He takes his influences
from the graphic posters of Marvel and DC comic book artists, ancient mythology of the
Japanese, Pre-Columbian, Norse and Greek, architecture, popular media like games and
animation and his vivid imagination.