Clint was raised and educated in South Africa. Finding his interest in art at a young age, he later attended ABM, the Johannesburg School of Art, there he was able to nurture his interest and skills in Perspective drawing, Painting, Mixed Media and Sculpture. After immigrating to the States, he attended the Fashion and Arts Institute in Dallas, TX. Since then, he was later given an opportunity in the publishing business in California, his work was published internationally at an early age of twenty three. Clint’s Originals, Lithographs, and prints have been distributed internationally, in Europe, Scandinavia, Japan, Australia and North America. His contemporary works are in private collections and exhibited in the Hong Kong International Airport. With a wide scope of talent and abilities, he stepped into a Director’s position with one of the largest Gift companies in North America at an early age. Designing, and developing consumer goods in the South Pacific Rim, He has run his own international trading company for many years and worked and consulted in many related industries. It has been a career in a wide scope of design and product development work.

He designed consumer products for Bombay Co, Pier-1, Kirklands Home, Z Gallerie, Books-A-Million, Costco, Walmart, Wilton Industries, CBK, Steinmart, JC Penney, Dillards…..Etc. Clint has also been an incognito designer for many well known brands in a variety of markets and designed under license agreements for Disney Studios - “Lion King” / “Pocahontas” and licenses such as Fiestaware and many others. He designed and developed products for Golfsmith, Sports Authority, Dicks Sporting Goods, Academy Sports…. License work for Hank Haney (Tiger Woods Personal Trainer) training devices / Dave Pelz short game training Aids,…etc. 

His recent work “Golden Girl”, “Day Dream”, “Impact”, “Attraction”, and “Pink Blossom” have been featured on Netflix “Grace and Frankie” Season 4 filming;  his “Octopus Decorative Bowl” design is featured on HFN Magazine and his “The Splash” is featured on Home Accents Today magazine. His abstract was used on site for ‘Black Monday’ by Sony Entertainment. Clint also named as Artist of Year 2020 & 2021 by Safari Club International. 

Clint is now focusing on his fine art work after many years, and a deep connection to Africa.