Chevalier Daniel C. Boyer was born in Hancock, in Michigan’s frigid Keweenaw Peninsula, in 1971. After being named an Honorary Alumnus of The Johns Hopkins University, he graduated with a B.A. in Politics and History from Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts in 1997, after which he studied 2-dimensional Mixed Media at Harvard University. His visual and invisible drawings, and his paintings, digital artworks and sculptures have been included in eleven North-American solo exhibitions and in over nine hundred group exhibitions on every continent except Antarctica. He has worked as a teacher of electric toothbrush painting and was an artist in residence demonstrating fumage at the Marquette Arts & Culture Center in Marquette, Michigan. He has won a number of awards, and his drawings and paintings are included in several major museum collections..