Portrait of an Artist and Branding Consultant
Paul Kroner and I have worked together on several marketing projects in the past and have met over breakfast a few times to discuss art, marketing and life in general.
I invited him to come by the studio for a portrait session, with no real agenda.
We weren’t shooting for any particular project – just two creatives riffing during a photography session.
You can see his art at paulkroner.com and his excellent branding work at kronerdesign.com
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