Ryan Flaitz is one of the creative painters when it comes to Los Angeles. His love and passion for paintings has brought up a new persona in him called “Flaitz Whatever”. Ryan was born and brought up in Hornell, which is a small city found at the western side of the New York State. His upbringing was in a small city but he felt more connected with big cities and their fast paced lifestyle. He always loved street art and thus found the city culture of big cities the right place to express his art with paintings.
His connection to the artwork and painting started pretty early and he started working at a young age. However, his full time journey started when he founded the athletic brand known as PSD Underwear in 2007. He used to design original designs with the artwork by Ryan, while he then gave more than a decade’s time in improving his skill sets and then launching himself by travelling to different directions in the country before he finally landed in Los Angeles. He then made LA the centre of success. While he was also applauded for his work not just once but twice. These include “Indulge-Best Acrylic Painting Award” 2019 and “Cannes-Floral Art of the year 2020”. He also won “Best of Show Artist” at Sneaker Games in 2018. He has sold works to raise money at charities such as “Ashes of hope” in LA and he has a painting displayed at in “let it fly” bar & restaurant in Memphis dedicated to former NBA champion Mike Miller.
PSD is all about engaging the professional athletes and celebs thus giving them the best design with the art of Flaitz Whatever Art. If you look at the art design company’s name it has two things Flaitz Whatever, the former is his name and latter reflects his attitude that talks about painting anything he wants. It is also known for the use of its bright and vivid colours that tend to remain very unique and creative thus adding value to the brand and its sign claims Ryan. As far as Ryan is concerned, he is known for his own style and paintings and often loves to use things that remain discarded for his work of art. Ryan is growing and evolving fast as an artist and tends to grow more in his coming times.
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