Twenty-five years in the graphic design biz. That's pretty impressive for a guy who's only thirty-five years old. Damon was just 10 when he got his first project, an album cover for Danny Rivera, a nationally renowned folk singer from Puerto Rico.

After Damon received his degree from Massachusetts College of Art, it wasn't long before his name started turning up in the award shows and press.

Damon's award-winning style is ever evolving, thanks to his artistic talent and a huge appetite for the soon-to-be-hip. He's forever curious, sniffing out new trends with a radar no grown-up has a right to.

Combine that with his candor and enthusiasm—then throw in the skateboard leaning against the wall of his office and the scabby elbows—and you half-think you're talking to an overgrown 10-year-old. Albeit a highly intelligent kid, possessed of killer marketing instincts. Because Damon's marketing skills are as finely honed as his artistic ones, he has become popular with clients and agencies alike during his stint as a creative director in Boston.