DKNG is a creative studio that specializes in design, illustration, and screen printing. The studio is based in Los Angeles, California, and was founded by Dan Kuhlken and Nathan Goldman. DKNG's work is characterized by its vibrant color palettes, clean lines, and bold graphic style. Dan Kuhlken and Nathan Goldman met in college and began working together in 2005. They started by creating posters for local bands and events, and their work quickly gained attention for its unique style. In 2007, they founded DKNG, and have since worked with a wide range of clients, including brands such as Google, Adobe, and Coca-Cola. One of DKNG's signature techniques is the use of halftone patterns, which create a textured, screen-printed look in their digital designs. They also frequently incorporate geometric shapes and bold typography into their work, creating dynamic compositions that are both eye-catching and memorable. In addition to their design work, DKNG is also known for their screen printing process. They hand-print their designs onto paper and other materials, often creating limited edition prints that are highly sought after by collectors. Their screen printing process allows them to create vibrant, high-quality prints with a tactile quality that is difficult to replicate in digital media. DKNG's work has been recognized by numerous design organizations, including the American Advertising Federation and the Communication Arts Design Annual. They have also been featured in publications such as Wired, Rolling Stone, and Print Magazine. DKNG's work is a testament to the power of bold, graphic design. Through their use of color, texture, and composition, they create designs that are both visually stunning and effective at communicating their intended message.