“If artistically you are able to do one thing,
you are more than likely able to do them all.”
Kay Thompson

Ray Caspio has been drawing ever since he could pick up a crayon. His earliest works include illustrations of the opening theme to Bewitched, Laverne’s cursive L, and, most often (and to this date), Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman. Thankfully, he’s improved over the years and earned an Illustration degree. Now a freelance illustrator and graphic designer, Ray frequently collaborates with illustrator and character designer Kevenn T. Smith.

Ray’s clients have included The National Organization for Women (NOW), Citadel Press, Burning River Integrated, LLC, Cuyahoga Community College, The Beck Center for the Arts, The Press Club of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office, and re:Create.

Ray also feels at home performing on a stage. Notable roles have included Barry Klemper in The Boys Next Door and Christopher Wren in The Mousetrap. He has studied with challenging, supportive teachers whose goals have been to open up and elevate the actor. In addition, every job has been a theatrical education in and of itself. There is always something to learn from a director, a fellow actor, or the audience, and staying open to any and all possibilities is vital.  The process of creating, shaping, and nurturing a character from the given text to a living, breathing being is a fascinating one.

Feel free to click here to contact Ray. I am eager to work with you in any of my artistic capacities.