Art Trap Productions is a creative company involved in various projects in various media formats. We utilize a diverse palette in visionary ways in the creative process.

For over ten years we have worked on a variety of projects bringing a vision to reality. Our clients run the gamut and spectrum of categories. From musicians to retail outlets to social services and beyond. We have done work for Pearl Art & Craft, The Great American Art Event, Blue Magic Entertainment, Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth, Unique Graphics, Siegal & Melillo, Skins, Elder Home Care, GOLD, and various others.

We are a company without "closets." We have worked on a great many projects within the GLBT community, we also extend beyond it. We believe in giving back to our community whenever possible and to that end have sponsored various projects within it such as the Dock of the Bay Summer Party, The Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, LIGALY's Pride Gala, etc.

We are not the run of the mill traditional design studio. Our roots are in fine art. We do not operate as a "hired gun," but rather we develop untraditional concepts from the inception to the final visualization.

For more information email us at info@arttrap.com

Founded, owned, and headed by Louis Trapani. Trained in the arts, he has worked within broad range of media. Be it music videos or short films or fine art or computer integrated design.

"One of my recurring themes is the marriage of low tech with high tech."

Louis has been creating artwork since he entered this world. Studied at the School of Visual Arts, earning a Fine Arts degree. Trained in illustration, though with a passion for fine art. He has worked with musicians and artists such as Skins, Oblivion, Shuriken, among others adding a visual element to their sound.

Involved in the GLBT community in various ways, serving on the board of several community based organizations over the past few years has added to its diversity and style. He was awarded Volunteer of the Year by LI Pride Publishing Community Awards in 1999, in addition to a Citation from New York State, and named Best Activist by the L.I. Voice (the Village Voice's Long Island edition).

For more information, visit his personal web site Trapped on the Web (coming back online soon).