John DeTemple

John De Temple, born in the summer of 1971 in Santa Monica, CA, was raised by the sea. His early encounter with the ocean profoundly shaped his unique perspective on life and art. At just three months old, he was briefly lost in the waves, only to be miraculously found five minutes later, floating amidst the currents.

De Temple's artistic journey began at the University of Denver, where he excelled as both a hockey player and a student, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. His exceptional talent earned him the Outstanding Senior Scholarship from the university.

In 1994, De Temple's career pivoted when he became the lead artist for the high-profile Prosecution vs. OJ Simpson case, creating over 100 illustrations and diagrams for the courtroom. This role set the stage for his future in the creative industry.

By 25, De Temple was the Creative Director at the WB TV Network, instrumental in launching shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Wayans Brothers, and Kids WB! This era began his notable path in entertainment and media.

In 1999, De Temple established d.inc design, now known as Dincaboutit, a distinguished production company specializing in cinematic and creative exploration. His expertise in digital media, animation, and film is instrumental to his collaborations in mainstream media.

Inspired by the ocean's vastness, De Temple’s art defies conventional limits, merging time and space to invite viewers to contemplate the essence of existence. His work captures ephemeral moments, rendering them into enduring art, prompting reflection on life's core.

Throughout his career, De Temple has received extensive acclaim, including features in esteemed publications like the Hollywood Reporter.