MATT FARRAGO PROFESSIONAL

MATT FARRAGO PROFESSIONAL

In 2019, Matt was selected to be included into the esteemed group of professional artists, illustrators, and designers that form the United States Mint’s renowned Artistic Infusion Program as one of its official artists for coin and medal design.Outside of architectural illustration, Matt also works on traditional illustration projects, is an avid pen and ink sketch artist and does commissioned colored pencil portraits. He has been awarded Jacksonville’s AIA Lynda Mack award, and his work has been included in The American Society of Architectural Illustrators’ Architecture in Perspective traveling exhibition, The New York Society of Architectural Renderers’ The Art of the Architectural Illustrator in New York City, The Japanese Architectural Renders Association’s 2012 Exhibition of Architectural Visualization and others. Matt’s work has been featured in numerous publications and has been awarded the American Society of Architectural Illustrators’ internationally juried competition, Award of Excellence three times. Whether it is a small sketch, a computer wire frame, a digital watercolor, or a full-sized formal hand-rendered illustration, the objective remains the same: to provide the best quality service combined with the best quality rendering in a process that is easily understood and enjoyable for the client. The studio’s objective for each project is to work in conjunction with the client to provide the most effective presentation and sales tool for the project. Studio-Swaim’s styles and techniques provide clients with an illustration of professional quality along with the personal touch that they desire. Matt is continuously exploring new artistic applications and techniques in an effort to continue offering his clients professional presentation solutions that set their projects apart from their competitors. He has illustrated well over 1,000 renderings in a variety of traditional and digital styles and techniques for clients throughout the United States and abroad. With over 25 years in the architectural rendering profession, eight of which were under the tutelage of Robert C. Since 1995, Matt has focused his career in the area of architectural illustration and visualization. Ring 10 devotes 100% of all profits to helping fighters 'to get back on their feet.' Whether it is a food card, rent funds, clothing, medicine or a working position, Ring never lets a fighter down.Award-winning illustrator Matt Swaim is nationally recognized for architectural rendering and illustration. In 2010, he founder and became the President of the most successful and accomplished 'Not for Profit Boxing Organizations in the world, Ring 10 of New York. He works in hospitals throughout Long Island and the surrounding boroughs. He got into sales and eventually found his way into selling medical devices and medical implants in the operating room. His career was over with a 26-2 record.Īfter picking himself up, Matt became a school teacher with a BS in Biology and a BS in Physical Education that he received from Cortland State University.

Matt fought two more times without any managerial support, but the fire and passion was gone. He was abandoned in the locker room by his team, and he never heard from his manager again.

It was a very close fight, but he was stopped on cuts in the 8th round. On August 25, 1988, he took his first loss after 25 straight wins. His thoughts were only to make enough money to pay his way through medical school. Not a good amateur boxer, he adapted much better to the style of a professional fighter. Matt Farrago was born in 1961 in the Bronx, but grew up on Long Island.

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