Rockland Page is an artist and graphic designer in the Chicagoland area. As a child Rockland always had a love for art. During his youth in Indianapolis, IN he would spend much of his time reading comic books, sketching and painting. Rockland was always encouraged by his family, friends and teachers to pursue a career in art. After graduating from Ball State University in 2004 Rockland began his professional career at Johnson Publishing Company in Chicago as a designer/illustrator for Ebony and Jet Magazines. In the following years Rockland has held creative positions at the Chicago Tribune.

In 2017 Rockland founded Rockablock, LLC a clothing brand in Merrillville, IN that specializes in merchandise that is “Created to Inspire.” As his hobby quickly grew into a full-blown business; Rockland moved operations into his first storefront in Merrillville, IN in spring of 2021.

Over the years Rockland has gained quite the reputation. In 2021 he was awarded first place in the Purdue Northwest Big Sell Pitch Competition, 2022 Minority-owned business of the year by the Indiana Small Business Development Center. ROCKaBLOCK has also been featured on several Chicago media outlets including ABC7 Chicago Morning News, NBC 5 Chicago, WGN Chicago’s Daytime Chicago and WGN Chicago Morning News.