Dylan hale has been creating works of art ever since he was four years old. His passion for all things artistic has led him down some interesting paths in his career, including cake decorator, muralist, designing advisor, teacher, and most recently, an illustrator with Oghma Creative Media.
A native of Bentonville, Arkansas, Dylan is a cake decorator by trade. At fifteen, he began decorating desserts for friends and family and went on to work for some of the most well-known bakeries in Northwest Arkansas, as well as placing bronze in the 2018 Oklahoma State Sugar Art Show (known by some as the Olympics of Cake Decorating). While his enthusiasm for creating cakes is always present, his heart lies in the classroom with his students.
Graduating with his BFA in Art Education from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, Dylan jumped headfirst into the teaching world. In Bentonville, he currently teaches a variety of students form 5th graders to high school seniors. While he prefers to be called Mr. Hale or Mr. H, being split between multiple schools students sometimes forget his name and simply call him "Mr. Moustache". As an artist, his work contains a wide range of styles and techniques, from intriguing drawings to twisted sculptures. Although he is comfortable with any media, his favorites are pen & ink, watercolors, and printmaking when he finds time.
A native of Bentonville, Arkansas, Dylan is a cake decorator by trade. At fifteen, he began decorating desserts for friends and family and went on to work for some of the most well-known bakeries in Northwest Arkansas, as well as placing bronze in the 2018 Oklahoma State Sugar Art Show (known by some as the Olympics of Cake Decorating). While his enthusiasm for creating cakes is always present, his heart lies in the classroom with his students.
Graduating with his BFA in Art Education from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, Dylan jumped headfirst into the teaching world. In Bentonville, he currently teaches a variety of students form 5th graders to high school seniors. While he prefers to be called Mr. Hale or Mr. H, being split between multiple schools students sometimes forget his name and simply call him "Mr. Moustache". As an artist, his work contains a wide range of styles and techniques, from intriguing drawings to twisted sculptures. Although he is comfortable with any media, his favorites are pen & ink, watercolors, and printmaking when he finds time.
