Milburn Taylor, a native Texan from the Dallas/Fort Worth area, is an advertising
design graduate of Art Center College of Design BFA) in Los Angeles, California and
University of North Texas (BA) in Denton, Texas.

Milburn has held a variety of creative positions at nationally recognized advertising
agencies and design studios before starting Milburn Taylor Associates/Creative Services in Fort Worth, Texas (1978). In 1981 Milburn moved his family and aspirations to Austin, Texas where he opened Milburn Creative / Advertising & Design which later became Milburn Taylor / Illustration & Design which allow him to be more focused on his client's needs.

Because of his lifelong interest in humor, Milburn has developed a specialty in using cartoon art and illustration as a creative tool to promote business and special events.

Over the years Milburn has also become uniquely qualified to help business owners, public relation professionals, and marketing directors "think through" their projects. He's always looking  for “natural solutions” in client projects—then he adds a creative twist that makes the results more memorable and effective.

Clients have included: Local and regional advertising agencies, public relation firms, banks, real estate companies, chambers of commerce, and small business owners, as well as national and international companies.

Milburn brings an diversity of national and international perspectives to his work as a result of on his travel experiences. Milburn and his wife, Ruth, a Professor of Marketing, at Texas State University, have had the privilege of traveling throughout the United States, Canada, China, Japan, Mexico, England, Europe, Morocco, Costa Rica and most recently Peru.

Current projects include creating an online site called The Humor Gallery & Gift Emporium where you'll find "Something Fun for Everyone!" Milburn is also working on a cartoon panel called Byrdtales, and he has also created a specialty service called HumorGraphics Promotional Products. These sites are currently under construction, so please visit again soon!

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