Bob Coonts is a respected artist whose works are greatly influenced by Mythology, Nature, Native American, Middle Eastern, Celtic, Asian, Roman, and Greek. His colorful paintings cover several different subjects, including people, landscapes, plants and animals. Coonts keenly studies the works of other artists, borrowing from them to create his own. He particularly likes the works of artists such as Juan Miro, Henri Matisse, and Marc Chagall. To create his artistic works, Coonts employs diverse geometric shapes, combining them in different sizes and color shades. His use of color is also influenced by Fauvists’ approach to color use. Coonts’ artistic style adds enormously to the quality of work that he delivers, ensuring that every art piece gives the most relevant details and exudes warmth. In some of his artistic pieces, he employs whimsy and a unique colorful composition for the best results in image quality and appeal. Coonts switches between the abstract and non-objective art, trying most of the time to capture the viewers’ emotions. In 1963, he graduated from Colorado State University in Ft. Collins, Colorado, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree with a focus on graphic design and painting. In addition to his formal artistic studies, Coonts also participated in a number of seminars, short classes, and workshops in the 1990s. Through such activities, he was able to widen his network, skills, and knowledge. It was in 1994 that he decided to focus on graphic design after 31 years of working as a graphic designer. His works are in collections and galleries, some of which stock Bob Coonts framed art.