1. Ken Fallin's Forbidden Broadway posters promoted the show in London, Tokyo and Sydney.
11 Facts About Ken Fallin
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Outside of entertainment, Ken Fallin developed relationships with corporate clientele, particularly American Express, which engaged him on several national media campaigns as well as private work.
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On November 11,1948, Kenneth Aubrey Fallin was born to Velma and Aubrey Fallin.
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Ken Fallin's mother taught elementary school and worked with special needs students.
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Ken Fallin attended the Art Institute of Boston and Parsons School of Design, and studied drawing under famed cartoonist Mort Gerberg.
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Ken Fallin's career has spanned work in advertising, Broadway theatre, network television and, most notably, in print for publications such as InStyle and the Wall Street Journal.
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Ken Fallin considers legendary caricaturist Al Hirschfeld as a major influence, and mimicked his style early in his career for the Forbidden Broadway work.
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In 2009, Ken Fallin completed work on the third London revival of "Forbidden Broadway", as well as illustrations for a new book on the lyrics from the show.
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In 1994 Ken Fallin began doing illustrations of sports figures for the Wall Street Journal, which led to him doing the 1994 Winter Olympics for the paper.
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Ken Fallin was asked to submit caricatures for the lifestyle and business sections.
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Ken Fallin was first hired by American Express to sketch all of the company's vice presidents, which were to be projected behind them at a corporate banquet.