About JK

JK Fowler received his Bachelor in Science in Political Science and History from the University of California, Davis in 2002. Soon after completing university, he was accepted to serve in the US Peace Corps for a two year term in Lesotho, Southern Africa. After finishing his term in 2005, Josh travelled to Cape Town, South Africa where he lived for close to two years while completing a graduate-level study in US and South Africa Comparative Whiteness Studies in the Sociology department at the University of Cape Town.

In early 2007, Josh returned to the States and edited/co-authored 7 math workbooks for a statistical company creating original workbooks for grades K-6. After completing the project, he moved to New York City where he currently writes and models, remaining constantly busy while working for filmmakers, writers, and individuals interested in receiving top-quality creative products.

When not working to get his freelancing business off the ground, Josh enjoys writing his own original works, photographing, painting and traveling. In 2008, he wrote, designed and published a poetry book entitled Argot. His various travels to Europe, Costa Rica, Lesotho, South Africa, Madagascar, Mozambique, Namibia, Botswana, and Senegal imbue his work and the work he produces for others with an international flare of creative and aesthetic appeal. He is currently working on his Masters of Arts in International Affairs at The New School with a thesis centering on the interrelated expansion of vision as it pertains to race in international aid and development, neuroscience and the many remnants of the Enlightenment period.