An accomplished artist, Kodi Seaton boasts a unique balance of creative and technical proficiency, coupled with a strong background in print and design. For nearly a decade, he has helped small businesses, startup organizations and non-profits develop brand identities and marketing strategies. A graduate of Wilmington University in New Castle, DE, his expertise ranges from advertisements, web design, logos, illustrations and other high-visibility projects, leading companies toward long-term vision, and helping them to strengthen their message across platforms.

He worked for eight years as a Graphic & Production Artist for Gannett newspaper The News Journal, designing for their daily publication. In 2003, he developed his own agency, The Un Group, balancing creativity, adaptability and accuracy with a solid foundation in the arts, serving a client base as diverse as the annual Urbanworld Film Festival, Council of Urban Professionals and actor Keith Powell (of NBC's 30 Rock).

In 2008, he interned at Washington DC political/advocacy advertising firm GMMB, developing and designing The Blue Shoe for Blue Cross Blue Shield’s Walking Works program. The Capitol Hill Challenge trophies, promoting healthy lifestyles, reside in the Senate and House of Representatives, awarded yearly to members of both houses.

In addition to graphic design, Kodi is also an acclaimed singer, occasional actor and a burgeoning screenwriter. His varied background also includes appearances in print campaigns and commercials. In his spare time, he is developing a unisex t-shirt & apparel company entitled Bound, he mentors aspiring teen artists in his home state of DE, and volunteers for social and political causes, including serving the Obama Presidential campaign at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, CO in August 2008.