Paul Adjei

Paul Adjei (ah-jay) is from Kumasi, Ghana-also known as the Ashanti Kingdom of Ghana, the most powerful tribe in West Africa. Paul's love for Art began from his early education at Datus Complex School in Accra, but his gift blossomed at Ghanatta College of Art and Design where he painted murals for commercial businesses. Paul's mission is to be the greatest African painter of all time, and to have the same name recognition as Pablo Picasso. Painting is the most precious gift that God has given to him, and he wants to bring it in the homes of all of mankind so all can come closer to God, His Maker, The Greatest Painter in the Universe! Paul's style can be best described as "bold and meticulous" capturing African beauty and strong Ghanaian values, which are Faith, Hard work, and Family. His style for 3D painting, mixed media, and acrylic painting have made him well-renown in Ghana and now San Diego, CA. Many of his clients around the world have said that his artworks "talk" to them and have healed them of past trauma or remind them of childhood memory. Paul's artwork speaks all languages and breaks down all color barriers.

Paul Adjei is a Christian, Husband, and Father of the three beautiful children: Everlasting Ama Frimpong, Lewis Frimpong Kyenkyenhene, and Perfect Nkunim Amoakoa Adjei.

Life as a painter (especially with his gift) and as a father of three children, in Ghana, is extremely difficult. It's a miracle he says that he is still able to feed his family and paint masterpieces for people to love and enjoy. However, he truly credits this miracle to his wife, Margaret, who allows him to express his God given gifts while paying the bills, raising their children, and nourishing his tummy with her famous Jollof rice.

"Margaret, I love you. And thank you for believing in me and creating the greatest gifts of my life: my children. Love, Paul Adjei"

One artwork sold helps Paul feed his family, keep his children in school, and maintain his love for Art.