No other contemporary artist has mastered the hand-crafted aesthetic of fine art while pushing the limits of graphic design as Rex Ray. This celebrated artist takes us on a tour, from his hometown in Colorado Springs, to his glorious live/work studio space in San Francisco, showing us the magic of his artistic process and everyday practice.  Whether he's creating a painting or donating a graphic design for a Smart Car, Rex Ray is continually reinventing a language that speaks in both worlds of art and computer graphics. Cutting, pasting, gluing, painting, collaging, installing - not since The Mystery of Picasso has a documentary captured the grace and handiwork of an artist as casual and sophisticated as Rex Ray. He is the most intriguing combination of humble and virtuosic, not skirting the line between fine art and painting but showing the beauty and power of living right on it. Raised in Colorado Springs, Rex Ray moved to San Francisco in 1991 and eventually put himself through art school at the San Francisco Art Institute. He established himself as a premier graphic designer in the U.S. with ground breaking work on book covers, CD packages, and rock n' roll posters. His fine art has become increasingly collectible, and has been featured at SF MoMA, Gotham in London, University Art Museum at Berkeley, the Crocker Museum in Sacramento, Gallery 16 and Michael Martin in SF, among many museums and galleries. His first major solo museum exhibit opened in 2009 at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Denver. DVD extras include extended Rex Ray interview and art loops.