Sean Smith: This Artist/Designer started young and chased his passion to become one of the best.

Sean Smith has been a man on a mission. While in high school, he started taking weekend classes at Art Center of Design to chase his dream of becoming a car designer. After graduating and working as a corporate designer/artist he decided hot rods were a better fit.
On this episode we sit down and talk about how a home grown car nut became a "name brand" in the hot rodding world. We talk about his families influence and how it steered him in the direction he went. We also discuss working for such companies as Speedcore and Saleen and even designing cars for actor/comedian Kevin Hart.
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Hosted by Brad King
Directed by Brad King
Written by Brad King
Music:
Momentum
Ender
Rock Slide
Nikolai Zizenko
Anchor Crawl
Cody Martin
Sunrise
Cody Martin

[@53Peterbilt]

WOW, talk about bouncing back after a life changing tragedy and landing on your feet, Sean is a living model!
And his design work is phenomena!! No wonder he was able to make this extreme reinvention of his life so smoothly and gracefully.
Sean can be a role model to anybody who's gone through a rough time in life and thinks that it ends here. WRONG!
You can always create a new life and a new even brighter future for yourself and for those you love. You just can't be afraid to do the work.
Nice job Sean!! The world is your oyster!
Great interview Brad! Keep 'em coming brother!

[@rodneymounsey4168]

Another great episode with a really interesting talented artist. Great life stories!

[@lowbrow_industriez]

Great episode 💯🖌️🤙😎

[@paulstoll2145]

Love this episode, Sean is a great guy, super talented, but what a roll model. He would the person to motivate the young generation, and us old guys too!

[@jeffpitzer8521]

Great episode, great story, what a fortunate guy...does his passion and gets paid very well for it! I get the impression that his story could be a 3 or 4 hour episode with lots of interesting stories filling in between the chapters of his amazing career. You should have him on again. I sense some really inspiring things could have been left out.

[@gnome776]

I met Sean on a grand national project I briefly helped with. Nice guy with loads of talent!