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fle26210_fm.qxd 9/30/03 2:37 PM Page XVIII XVIII | PREFACE | Boston, Bloomingdales, the Wall Street Journal, UNICEF, and Liz Claiborne. Jacki was honored to illustrate a humanitarian campaign for President Bush’s fund for Afghan children sponsored by the White House and Red Cross after 9/11. Both a writer and illustrator, Jacki sees the purpose of her work as bringing a sense of warmth, connectedness, and personality to her clients. She can be reached at: Jacki Gelb Communications, 847-475-1949. Her art website is http://www.gelbillustration.com. Jud Guitteau lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife Lynn, two children, Annie and Will, and various household pets. Jud has been illustrating for a large variety of corporate and editorial clients since 1988. His style has steadily transformed from pastel and scratchboard to primarily digital, and back again to a combination of acrylic painting and digital work. Scott Jarrard graduated with a B.F.A in Illustration from Brigham Young University. His professional career began at a video-game developer where he designed, created, and animated characters and backgrounds for Nintendo of America, EA, Accolade, MGM Interactive, and Marvel. He is currently working at a design firm as an illustrator. There he has done character design and licensed character work for Sony Entertainment of America, 989 Studios, and THQ. In his spare time he freelances, creating characters, illustrations, and logos for his clients. All of his work is completely digital and is created in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. Scott Jarrard can be contacted at: http://www.scottjarrard.com or scott@scottjarrard.com Bill Jaynes is an artist and educator. He illustrates in a free pen and ink with watercolor style which ranges from whimsical fun to work that dances on the edge of the existential abyss (without falling in). His commercial clients include: The Wall Street Journal, Forbes magazine, and the Los Angeles Times, as well as many others. Bill has taught illustration at California State University–Long Beach, and the Art Institute of California–Orange County. He enjoys family life, which includes drawing and brainstorming sessions with his young daughters, Julia and Hanna. Bill Jaynes can be contacted at: 2924 Ostrom Ave., Long Beach CA 90815, by phone: 562-420-7209, or online: willieworks@billjaynes.com John Jinks moved to New York City in the mid-80s, started out working for clients in the publishing field, then branched out to advertising as well. Along the way, clients of all genres were included, as were many awards from publications and his peers. His work has appeared in many national ad campaigns with a diverse client base from Broadway musicals to the medical fields. His work can be seen on the Web at www.jjinks.com. Originally from the Boston area, David Julian worked and studied at Harvard’s Biological labs, attended Massachusetts College of Art, and then relocated to New York City for 17 years. He earned a B.F.A from Pratt Institute. David worked as a designer, art director, and photographer until 1994. A need for a change led him to Seattle for a more relaxed lifestyle, western light, and space. Working in several disciplines, Julian now creates illustration and photography for clients and collectors # 41921 Cust: Delmar Au: Fleishman Pg No XVIII K
fle26210_fm.qxd 9/30/03 2:37 PM Page XIX | PREFACE | worldwide. When not working, he enjoys traveling, sea kayaking, exploring, teaching, and assemblages. Julian shares home and studio with wife Cheryl, and Psycho, an agile and amiable threelegged cat. Contact David Julian at http://www.davidjulian.com or by phone: 206-364-9077 or 11516 Sixth Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98177. Award winning painter and illustrator Douglas Klauba was born and raised in Chicago with pencil and paintbrush always in hand. His work is recognized for his dramatic use of lighting in a heroic-deco style (with art nouveau design influences from antique early 20th-century advertising posters). Doug’s work has been exhibited at the Society of Illustrators in New York and Los Angeles, the Auditorium Theatre, Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago Historical Society, and in many private collections in the United States. Contact Douglas Klauba at: http://www.douglasklauba.com Milton Knight was born in 1962 in Mineola, New York. He started drawing, painting, and creating his own attempts at comic books and animation at age two. “I’ve never formed a barrier between fine art and cartooning,” he says. “Growing up, I treasured Chinese watercolors, Breugel, Charlie Brown, and Terrytoons equally.” His work has appeared in Heavy Metal, High Times, National Lampoon, Nickelodeon Magazine and other publications, plus he has illustrated, designed record covers, posters, candy, and T-shirts. All this, and Knight continues to exhibit his acrylic paintings. His comics titles include Hugo, Midnite the Rebel Skunk, Slug ’N’ Ginger, and Hinkley. He is completing a ten-minute animated film (done solo), and is now in the ink and paint stage. Peter Kuper’s illustrations and comics appear regularly in Time, The New York Times and Mad, where he illustrates “Spy vs. Spy” every month. He has written and illustrated many books, including Comics Trips, a journal of his travels through Africa and Southeast Asia, adaptations of Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle, and numerous short stories by Franz Kafka (all of which can be seen in Speechless, a coffee table art book covering his career to date). Peter recently adapted Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, published by Crown. More of his work can be seen at www.peterkuper.com Loren Long grew up in Lexington, Kentucky. He was an illustrator for the Gibson Greeting Card Company in Cincinnati, Ohio, before beginning his freelance career. Since then, he has received numerous accolades for his fluid WPA painting style, including two Gold Medals from the Society of Illustrators in New York. Long’s clients include Time magazine, Reader’s Digest, Sports Illustrated, and Lands’ End, among many others. Contact Loren at golonggo@yahoo.com or by phone: 513-942-5051. PJ Loughran began his career doing illustrations for the Op-Ed pages of the New York Times while attending Parsons School of Design. PJ has since contributed to over 300 publications and campaigns for Sports Illustrated, Esquire, Time, Simon and Schuster, Forbes, Nike, Scholastic, Burton Snowboards, and many others. He has been recognized by American Illustration, Print Magazine, and the Society of Illustrators of New York and Los Angeles, and more. A former design and creative director for Agency.com, PJ helped this interactive/multimedia firm win over 30 awards on projects for Coca-Cola, Nike, and others. # 41921 Cust: Delmar Au: Fleishman Pg No XIX K XIX
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