Hip and cool, Darrin Hoover’s artwork emanates gusto and exuberance. At age three, Hoover drew a remarkably good likeness of Fred Flintstone, later refining his innate talent at the Institute of Pittsburgh and Kent State University. A contemporary artist, he is strongly influenced by the style of 1950s ads, as well as turn-of-the-century French posters. Recognized by New York’s Society of Illustrators, Hoover’s work has been exhibited worldwide.