About
Casey Rickey is an artist and designer creating bold, story-driven artwork for companies, founders, and brands.
He specializes in custom large-scale installations, branded art pieces, office walls, murals, framed prints, and art-driven campaigns that help companies transform their spaces and express their identity through visual storytelling.
Casey’s work blends physical and digital technique — mixing collage, neon, graffiti elements, vibrant pop-art, and custom digital processes that create a distinct, recognizable style. His pieces are designed to stop people in their tracks: the kind of art that ignites conversation, elevates a space, and gives a brand a creative edge.
SERVICES
Art for homes
Corporate gifting
Brand-inspired artwork
Corporate art + HQ installations
Framed fine art prints + limited editions
Content creation + marketing campaigns
Office murals, sculpture, & large-format wall art
Live art activations (events, conferences, and offsites)
Companies work with Casey when they want art that isn’t generic decor, but a creative statement that reflects their culture, values, and energy.
WHERE IT STARTED
Casey began making graffiti art at age 10, trading hand-drawn “slaps” with artists around the world through early internet forums. Instead of sticking them on street corners, he collected them — a habit that later evolved into the collage and sticker-based elements found in many of his works.
That early scene introduced him to digital tools, leading him to teach himself Photoshop and eventually launch a small sticker-printing service for other artists online. It was here he discovered the intersection of traditional art + digital technique, a thread that still defines his process today.
He later studied Design | Media Arts at UCLA, one of the top interdisciplinary art programs in the country, where he deepened his craft across visual design, digital media, photography, and motion graphics.
After years of working digitally, Casey rediscovered his love for physical painting, the tactility, the smell of paint, the unpredictability. His work now lives in the space between both worlds: real materials grounded in tech-driven experimentation.
As he puts it:
“There’s nothing like real paint on a real surface. But I’ve always loved the mystery digital art creates, especially with all these new magical AI tools at our disposal. I love sparking, ‘how was that made?’ moments. My work is basically a bridge between both worlds.”
WORK WITH CASEY
Casey is currently accepting a limited number of commissions and brand collaborations each quarter. For corporate projects, office installations, or branded artwork, you can reach out directly through the contact form.
Testimonials
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"I asked Casey to create a special piece for our top Livestrong Challenge fundraisers. He didn't just deliver, he absolutely crushed it. Casey, thank you for giving cancer survivorship and community a visual voice you can feel."
Suzanne Stone, CEO Livestrong
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"Casey created a custom skateboard gift for one of our biggest clients, perfectly tied to their brand and personal interests. They were blown away. Casey goes above and beyond and truly makes an impact. Highly recommend him for office art, wall pieces, gifting, and anything creative."
AJ Eckstein, Founder Creator Match
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"Casey’s attention to detail and ability to create something unique is unmatched! He created one of a kind artwork for our office and a few client gifts. Would 100% recommend."
Vin Matano, CEO Creator Buzz
THE ARCHIVES
THE ARCHIVES
Archived Works from 2010-2013, where Casey first found his beginnings in graffiti / street art ↓
During this era between ages 10 and 13, Casey drew, designed, and printed graffiti stickers, trading them with other graffiti artists world wide via online communities on early Instagram, YouTube, Flickr, and niche forums.
DIY "Wheat Paste" with home-made stencils, 2010
Casey's signature robot character design, in collaboration with another graffiti sticker artist who specialized in drawing worms.
Casey x DCOI Sticker collaboration, 2011
Casey's first "studio" in a converted-closet in parents home, 2011
Casey's first website and business, "CGS Prints" 2011
Sticker print packs being mailed out across the world, 2012
Casey's signature character, drawn on USPS postal labels, 2011
Early Character "Slaps", 2011
Early Robot Character Vector Design Work, 2011
Early canvas artwork, 2011
One of Casey's first digital sticker designs created in Photoshop, 2011
Hand drawn character sticker "slaps" on postal labels and "Hello my name is" stickers, 2011
Early canvas artwork using hand-cut stencils, 2011
Early canvas artwork using hand-cut stencils, 2011
Printed stickers, 2011
Sticker packs ready to mail out to other artists across the world, 2011
Block prints on USPS labels, 2011
Archived Works from 2014-2017, High School ↓
Ages 14-17, practicing traditional drawing/painting (learning charcoal, watercolor, oil, acrylic, collage technique, etc), experimentation in photography and design softwares.
Archived Works from 2017-2021, UCLA ↓
A selection of digital projects from Casey’s 4 year undergrad studying Design | Media Arts learning under artists and professors like Refik Anadol, Casey Reas, Jennifer Steinkamp, and Rebeca Mendez. During this time, Casey widened his technical breadth of knowledge, learning animation softwares, coding languages, projection mapping, photography, video, etc.
