Words. Art. Ideas.

My name is John Kitchen, and I’m a designer, production artist, and occasional writer. Studio 22 is where who I am and what I do come together, a place where clients are heard, and great work is produced.

I provide design, development, and production services for print, digital, and social media. For over 25 years I’ve created award-winning work for corporate, financial, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, non-profit, and small business clients.

Clever Creative.

Intuitive Design.

I believe creative work should be original and unexpected, design should be clear and concise, and every project, large or small, should be produced to the highest possible standard. For a list of my capabilities, visit the Studio Life page. To see what I’ve been up to lately, check out the Lightbox.

Lightbox
“A Pro’s Pro…”
“John is truly a pro’s pro—a great designer without the designer ego. His communication skills are fabulous, and he’s responsive. I can’t say enough about how good he is to work with—he’s an excellent resource.”D.N.
“Amazing work ethic...”
“We really enjoy working with John, and appreciate his amazing work ethic, creativity, and fun attitude.”R.E.
“He always pulls through...”
“We're always glad to have John on board, knowing he always pulls through, always understand our crazy directions, and always provide us with amazing design solutions.”T.B.
“Our go-to...”
“John has become our go-to for all our design outsourcing. He understands our business process and is extremely personable. I can always rely on him for excellent results with a quick turnaround.”B.C.
“Direct, creative, and fun.”
“I consistently go back to John for a variety of projects because I know he will be direct, creative, and fun. His unique combination of vision plus humor makes him irresistible to work with.”J.W.
Roots

“Fluent and funny…”

The Studio Times is a cracked bimonthly dose of nostalgia and totally unasked-for takes on Life. No shameless promotion or ulterior motives, just a little something to take your mind off work for a few minutes.

The Studio Times