Frank Dwuye was born in 1970 in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County, in eastern Liberia.
He started creating art when he was 15 years old; since he didn’t have any professional teaching from anyone, he had to learn everything by himself. Later on, he joined the Liberian Painters Association where he gained a little experience and he became part of the New Breed Painters after a break up in the Liberian painters association.

He also has that vision of becoming a cartoonist because of his perfectness in illustration, He later joins the first newspaper called THE POINT Newspaper just after the war. He fled the country later into exile where he lives and work for 5 years and improve a lot in the field of arts, he later returns and also started working as a cartoonist for a newspaper (HERITAGE) were he still work now. He is also an art instructor at a local art school( LIVarts) Liberia, where he teaches children from the age of 10 years upward. Frank Dwuye is a talented Liberian artist. He is a leading artistic figure in educating and fighting the confusion and stigmas of ebola within his country.

With the present (COVID-19) he’s working alongside national and international NGOs in the fight against coronavirus by developing illustrations, comic books, flyers, and posters. He has participated in a number of national and international art exhibitions.