Growing up in L.A., Adam Stone was immersed in an ethnically diverse and culturally rich neighborhood that heightened his creative outlet. Both of his parents made a living selling their artwork, and at 17 he, too, began to dabble in abstract paintings and then started to sell them along the Venice Beach Boardwalk. A venture that proved worthwhile. It was there he developed his own unique style and with much experimentation a "pop" theme emerged. It was a style that he refined over the years into what is now his signature "look."

Today, his paintings have caught the eye of many musicians and he has even been commissioned by bands to make CD covers. He enjoys the commission work and painting real life figures, but what he likes best is developing what he calls his own wild breed of fictitious characters.

Recently, however, Stone has gotten more praise as an artist and is beginning to feel relaxed-confident that the puzzle will be completed without any missing pieces. His work has been hailed internationally in Europe and posters of the musical paintings have been sold all over the world. His work has also been on the sets of many popular television sets such as "Seinfeld," and "The X-Files."