Kelvin Spears is a multi-disciplinary artist, designer, and educator based in Louisiana.
I’m a Digital Lead and Content Producer for FOX48 WNTZ, where I manage fast-paced creative projects, client relations, and social media strategy. Outside the newsroom, I teach private art and music classes for teens and adults, funding them through sales of my own artwork.
My creative path started early and led me to earn a BFA in Studio Art from Louisiana Tech. Since then, I’ve taught in schools, nonprofits, and beyond—while continuing to freelance as a content designer and music producer.
Explore the timeline below to see how it all connects.
Little Life Timeline
High school Art Club and Debate Team were driving forces behind my love for creativity, language, and collaborative problem-solving.
High school Art Club and Debate Team were driving forces behind my love for creativity, language, and collaborative problem-solving.
I graduated high school filled with curiosity and optimism—ready to explore infinite paths, each as alive with potential as the people walking them.
Debate taught me how to think critically, speak clearly, and listen deeply. It sparked my lifelong appreciation for language and persuasion.
Exploring data analytics helped me develop a fascination with patterns and strategy—tools that later supported my creativity in unexpected ways.
Graduating college was a milestone that represented both personal growth and the beginning of a more confident creative path.
Graduating college was a milestone that represented both personal growth and the beginning of a more confident creative path.
Teaching sharpened my patience and purpose. Guiding others to their light reminded me to keep feeding my own.
Working with the museum gave me a new reverence for history, storytelling, and visual culture. It grounded my work in legacy and community.
Uploading my first songs to streaming platforms cracked open a new layer of expression—music became another way to speak truth and spirit.
Design became my passport—bridging aesthetics and usability, emotion and logic. I began shaping digital worlds with intention.
As an office manager and paralegal, I gained discipline and a keen eye for details that would later strengthen my storytelling and systems.
Uploading my first songs to streaming platforms cracked open a new layer of expression—music became another way to speak truth and spirit.
E-commerce taught me the rhythm of digital business and self-reliance—lessons that helped fuel my independent studio work.
E-commerce taught me the rhythm of digital business and self-reliance—lessons that helped fuel my independent studio work.