Found this poster design I did several years ago, always liked this one. I made it a wee too aggressive though as we had a bunch of scene kids from JBU show up expecting punk and getting instead acoustic indie rock/pop. Oops.
My dude stepped up to the training wheels! He’s on his way to super radness.
Super excited about this illustration I got to do for my employer (Dayspring.) I can’t say right now what products it’s going on but there are several and I this is one of my favorite things I’ve had the chance to do at Dayspring. I love the sketchbook-like hand-done thing, so fun.
When they said “resale value” I thought they said “hey it’s your house do what you want.” The bottom half of the door is for my kids to doodle on, they dig it and I like the mad street cred graf-vibe it gives the room. The bundle above the door is arrows from PNG.
My good friends Kirk Demarais (writer director) and Vance Reeser (animation) made this great short film that played at ComicCon 2008 in San Diego. I did almost all the music and most of the sound effects.
Not only did it play at the “Con” but Funko made a Bigfoot Wacky Wobbler bobble-head figure based on the Bigfoot in the film, which was available (with the DVD) at ComicCon as well. W00t!
Here are four songs from the soundtrack, all written and recorded in my studio.
“Into Town (Your Love Instrumental)”
“Carl Finch”
“Deception Falls”
“Chief Kanum”
I did this illustration for a “Card With Sound” for Dayspring.
My son is starting to put words together in context with images, as a designer I’m geeking out about it on two levels, one: “My boy is writing and drawing!” And two: “My son’s cognitive understanding of the relationship between words and imagery has jumped up a new level!” Ha ha.
Book Cover I designed, working with the authors via Kelly Nichols and Jeremy Ennis of Consolidated Printing Solutions in Tulsa, OK. I shot a photo of my brother in period garb (or rubber boots and a wig) and did some fancy compositing to add him the the shot of the field they gave me to work with. (The actual shot of William Wilberforce from the film would have required model releases they didn’t have.) Fun, crazy project.
is on. I’m in the process of moving my site from jameyclay.com over to jameyclayberg.com and I’m moving my recently built blog over one piece at a time (just for grins.) My main site is still JameyClay.com right now.
Cover I designed for Holley Gerths book “Rain On Me.” Art direction and overall excellent “designer/client” guidance by my friend Jason Rovenstine. Cover features debossed stamping (on lettering and select elements from the design) and a UV varnish on the main lettering.
