Milburn Taylor, a native Texan from the Dallas/Fort Worth area, is an advertising design graduate of the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas and the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, California (now in Pasadena, California).
Milburn held a variety of creative positions at nationally recognized advertising agencies and a leading design group in Dallas & Houston before starting Milburn Taylor Associates/Creative Services in Fort Worth, Texas (1978). In 1981 he moved his family and aspirations to Austin, Texas, where he opened as Milburn Creative, a full-service advertising design and consulting studio—with a Specialty in Humor.
In February 2023 he created two spin-off businesses: HumorGraphics and The Humor Gallery (under construction). HumorGraphics collaborates with additional cartoonists and illustrators to offer you a choice of drawing styles. As Proprietor & Creative Director Milburn oversees all projects to assure your needs are met.
Milburn and the other talented artists strive to help you get the perfect art for your project, and help you build strong personal relationships with your clients and customers. Be sure to check out the list of current talent associated with HumorGraphics.
When the The Humor Gallery (currently under construction) is up and running you’ll be able to buy original art, prints and a wide variety of fun to own, and fun to get gifts.
A Picture is worth 1000 words.
“It’s true! Cartoon Art and Humorous Illustration are often the quickest and most effective way to make your point. Our goal is to get your message noticed, remembered and acted on! Using a “touch of humor” can also be one of the best ways to “Win Friends and Influence Customers.”
Say it! Sell it! Promote it with a touch of humor! Contact HumorGraphics today.
On the personal side…
Milburn is a member of the National Cartoonist’s Society, and a founding member of the National Cartoonists Society/Lone Star Chapter (Texas). He served as Vice Chair and webmaster for 10 years after the chapter formed in November 2014. He also designed the Texas Cartoonists logo.
