I'm a professional artist raised in Columbus, Ohio by craftsmen, teachers and artists. As a boy, I enjoyed sculpting animals and miniature people with clay and often would paint and draw Roman gladiators, knights in armor, animals, transformers and G.I Joe battles. My first cityscape was created when I was eight years old inspired from my first visit to New York City. I later became an established cityscape painter from my travels around the world.

In 1993, I was in a serious accident and broke my neck that restricted me physically for several months. My goal of following my grandfathers paths and joining the military dramatically changed. This dramatic experience enabled me to pursue an art career. During that year, I began building my portfolio and applied to several art schools and was awarded a scholarship to study at Columbus College of Art and Design and majored in illustration. After graduating, I began exhibiting my cityscape oil paintings in galleries internationally.

In 2002, I created my first abstract series called 44 Soul Series that illustrated organic and brilliant colors inspired by the affect oil has with water. In 2005, Orewiler challenged himself to create his second abstract series that were minimalistic geometric paintings called Metro Grid Series.

For several years, I've worked in the Short North Arts District and in Franklinton Arts District (studio at 400 West Rich) and continues to challenge myself to consistently produce innovative bodies of work.

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Several of my primary goals are to continue evolving as an artist, create unique innovative art installations, multimedia paintings, large scale public interactive sculptures and large public murals.

For over twenty years, I have have donated his art annually to numerous charities and organizations that share missions to help support individuals, animals and the opportunity to  impact communities.