Clobear Broussard III is an artist, martial artist, and actor based in St. Louis, Missouri. Over his career, he has designed cultural t-shirts, apparel, and murals. Some highlights include winning a design contest for a Veteran's Memorial Mural in 1997, exhibiting his work at the UAW/DaimlerChrysler National Training Center from 2002-2003, and creating a mural for the Women's History Museum at the Better Family Life Cultural Center in 2007. He founded JAM ASHANTI SCHOOL OF ARTS in 2008 as a design studio, dojo, and producer of wearable fine art. Broussard has trained and taught various martial arts since childhood

1. Clobear Broussard III
(314) 494-4978
Email - jamashantiarts@gmail.com
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ARTIST’S RESUME/BIO
As my background exemplifies, my strengths as an Artist and Martial Artist are a profound commitment
to my projects, a strict discipline, and openness to ideas and influences in my work.
From 1990-92, I designed and marketed a series of cultural t-shirt designs under the company name, “
“Strictly Roots n Culture.”
From 1992-94 I worked as an artist/designer in a for hat , t-shirts and apparel embellishments in New
York, NY (eg. Kacy's Positive People / A-1 Headwear / Mica Overseas Corp.)
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Also served as resident artist and manager of Livingston Productions (Recording Studio downstairs)
Street Level airbrush studio in Harlem, NY, during which I designed a series of backdrops for custom
photographs for locals and tourists in Harlem.
From 1995-2001 I worked with the Sleet Design company creating a series of t-shirt designs under the
name Griot Trio.
In 1997 I won a design contest and created a Veteran Memorial Mural for the St. Louis Chrysler
Assembly Plant. I was awarded a Plaque of Excellence from Chrysler for painting this 85ft mural.
In 2002 Chrysler flew me to Detroit, Michigan as a finalist in a nation-wide competition where I
exhibited my work from 2002-03 at the UAW/DiamlerChrysler National Training Center.
In 2007 I designed and created a mural for the Women's History Museum section of the Better Family
Life Cultural Center in St Louis, Missouri.
2016 - Inducted into Action Martial Arts Hall Of Honor - Awarded Outstanding Achievement In Martial
Arts .
I founded JAM ASHANTI SCHOOL OF ARTS , design studio/and Martial Arts Dojo in 2008 where I
created direct-to-garment, digital imaging wearable fine art. I also produced paintings and murals .
In 2009 I taught art classes in airbrushing and mural creation, and designed backdrops and produced
two murals for the Cherokee Recreational Center in St. Louis, Missouri .

2. I began my Martial Arts training at age six under the instruction of my father and my uncle William
Porter Sr. -7th Black Belt In Shotokan.I later branched out into Tai Kwan Do, Tai Chi And Capoeira .It was
during my ten year residence in California I studied Capoeira under Mestre Acordeon (Bira Almeida)
Marcello Calviern and it was with Themba Mashama that I trained in Capoeira Angola.It was during this
period I participated in numerous Capoeira exibitions throughout Northern California. I have taught
workshops in Capoeira for the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, And was commissioned by Better Family Life to
do Capoeira workshops for Black Dance USA , for the Tandy Recreation Center, and also to serve as
resident Capoeira instructor for the West End Community Center.
Instructor and training for 3rd degree Black Belt In Tae Ryu Jitsu under Grand Master Jerry Williams .
ACTING EXPERIENCE
As a teenager I was a performing member of ACT Acting Children's Theater and also participated in
High School Plays such as "Guys And Dolls","The Night Of January 16th"¦" Kismet"-role; THE IMAN and
"Fiddler On The Roof" as Motel The Taylor. Â
FEATURE AND LEAD ROLES – The DEMON- full length feature film - "A PAPER TIGER BURNS" – 2014 –
WILDMAN-Film- “OLAF’S QUEST ” , THE ZOMBIE LORD- Lead Role – Film_ REAL RESIDENT 2