Showing posts with label jaclyn sinquett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jaclyn sinquett. Show all posts
Monday, January 23, 2012
Monday, October 31, 2011
Occupy Wall Street for The Indypendent
Not very Halloweeny, but I thought I'd let you ASOPers know I'm not dead. Or maybe I'm undead. Thanks to Frank Reynoso for Art Direction.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Rockets, Robots, & Ray Guns!
Here's my piece for the upcoming Rockets, Robots, & Ray Guns! show this Friday. Check it out!
I had so much fun on this one. Thanks for the opportunity. Does it get any better than rockets, robots, and ray guns? Only if there are sexy ladies.
"Space Girl"
12" x 18" archival print
12" x 18" archival print
I had so much fun on this one. Thanks for the opportunity. Does it get any better than rockets, robots, and ray guns? Only if there are sexy ladies.
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Shell Shock!
If anyone is interested in prints, just send me a holler.
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Thursday, February 24, 2011
The Egg Thief
Tomorrow night, 6PM, Paradigm Gallery at 2020 South St., Phila PA! Be there or be square. And if you can't be there tomorrow, check it out anytime until the closing reception on March 18th! (Scroll down for the event flyer)
The Egg Thief
16" x 20" acrylic on wood
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
My Holiday Work for WOWindow™ Posters
I thought I'd take some time to post about what I do at my in-house job. I work at WOWindows, LLC., where we make WOWindow™ Posters. These are really innovative decorations (right now for Halloween and Christmas, but we're planning to branch out to other occasions as well) that hang up in your window, and 'light up' using transmitted light from your household lamps. At night a beautiful illustration illuminates in your window for your neighbors to see. It's a pretty great effect, and a lot of time and care goes into making the art that is portrayed.
Aside from designing packaging and marketing materials for WOWindows, I also do some art direction and a great deal of file preparation. I get to work with some incredibly talented artists and make their work come to life in use. Printing on our plastic material is very tricky - we work hard to get the best, most brilliant coverage on our posters, making them opaque where they should be and letting them glow where its best.
I also get the occasional opportunity to illustrate the posters themselves. This is a great thrill for me, and by far one of the best things about my job. Here are a few of the holiday posters I created this year:
Aside from designing packaging and marketing materials for WOWindows, I also do some art direction and a great deal of file preparation. I get to work with some incredibly talented artists and make their work come to life in use. Printing on our plastic material is very tricky - we work hard to get the best, most brilliant coverage on our posters, making them opaque where they should be and letting them glow where its best.
I also get the occasional opportunity to illustrate the posters themselves. This is a great thrill for me, and by far one of the best things about my job. Here are a few of the holiday posters I created this year:
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, 3' x 5', pen and ink, digital
Menorah, 3' x 5', acrylic, digital
Wisemen, 3' x 5', pen and ink, digital
Advent Wreath, 3' x 5', pencil, digital
You can check out all the cool designs available (and stay tuned for the new 2012 stuff too!) at WOWindows.com.
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Friday, October 29, 2010
Four Year Strong: Holiday Admat
I had the great pleasure of illustrating and designing the holiday admat for band, Four Year Strong. They were great to work for - had a very clear vision of what they wanted (makes my job easier!). We looked at a lot of images from The Polar Express, and ended up deciding on this train motif.
Here's a closeup:
I've also got a limited color edition in the works for some silk screened posters down the line. I'll post pictures when I know it's OK to release. Frankly I'm not sure which version I even like better! It's always agonizing to scale down your color scheme, but I feel like once you do, you end up with a super concentrated version that can, at times, speak even louder. We'll see.
Hope everyone has a fantastic Halloween!
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
8 Bit Calavera
"Skully Girl" - was once "Double Dribble." The entries posted here are looking awesome!
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Recent Work 10/20/10
Hi AS goers, thought I'd post an update with some recent illustration & design work. Big thanks to everyone who participated in the VIDEO GAME GORE show in the beginning of the month, it was a lot of fun.
Last week I finished up an illustration for The Indypendent newspaper. It was a real pleasure getting to do work for the cover, as well as partner up with art director Frank Reynoso and editor Arun Gupta (thanks guys!).
The edition was released today, so I wanted to share the final illustration in its layout. You can see some process sketches on my blog, here. Hope no one reading this is a big fan of Sarah Palin (sorry guys, if so!).
Here's a poster I did for Cranford High School's senior class project, "Happy Hauntings!":
Lots of fun things ahead. Looking forward to the DÃa de los Muertos-themed 8-BIT CALAVERA PROJECT coming up. Thanks guys!
Last week I finished up an illustration for The Indypendent newspaper. It was a real pleasure getting to do work for the cover, as well as partner up with art director Frank Reynoso and editor Arun Gupta (thanks guys!).
The edition was released today, so I wanted to share the final illustration in its layout. You can see some process sketches on my blog, here. Hope no one reading this is a big fan of Sarah Palin (sorry guys, if so!).
Here's a poster I did for Cranford High School's senior class project, "Happy Hauntings!":
Lots of fun things ahead. Looking forward to the DÃa de los Muertos-themed 8-BIT CALAVERA PROJECT coming up. Thanks guys!
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Saturday, September 25, 2010
VIDEO GAME GORE: 2nd Piece
Hi Guys, here's my second piece for the upcoming show, VIDEO GAME GORE (Brave New Worlds in Philly next Friday night, Oct. 1st). It's another Bioshock illustration, since I just can't get enough.
"Cohen's Girl"
12" x 16"
"A Man Chooses, a Slave Obeys" - Andrew Ryan
This was inspired by the mad artist, Sander Cohen, from the first Bioshock game.
I imagined his fan base before the entirety of Rapture tipped off the deep end.
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Video Game Gore
Hi ASOP,
It's my great pleasure to be contributing to the upcoming show, VIDEO GAME GORE, at Brave New Worlds in Philly. I will be showing two pieces inspired by one of my favorite games of all time: Bioshock.
This show promises to be majorly kick ass. I hope to see you all at the release on Friday, Oct. 1st., from 6-8PM at Brave New Worlds.
In other news I've recently revamped my website, and created a Facebook page: JSinquett Illustration on FB
Thanks guys, see ya soon!
It's my great pleasure to be contributing to the upcoming show, VIDEO GAME GORE, at Brave New Worlds in Philly. I will be showing two pieces inspired by one of my favorite games of all time: Bioshock.
Here is my first completed piece: "My Youth, My Rose"
This piece is 9" x 12". It features a favorite quote of mine from the game, as well as the latin translation for little sister. This was inspired by a scene where a splicer is found weeping and crying out standing over a baby's carriage, that we later discover to be empty aside from a revolver.
This show promises to be majorly kick ass. I hope to see you all at the release on Friday, Oct. 1st., from 6-8PM at Brave New Worlds.
In other news I've recently revamped my website, and created a Facebook page: JSinquett Illustration on FB
Thanks guys, see ya soon!
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Friday, June 11, 2010
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Climate Change
Hey everyone,
Here's an illustration I finished this morning for the cover of the next issue of The Indypendent. It's titled "Climate Change."
Still reading everyday, and loving every post, guys. Would so appreciate your thoughts!
Here's an illustration I finished this morning for the cover of the next issue of The Indypendent. It's titled "Climate Change."
Still reading everyday, and loving every post, guys. Would so appreciate your thoughts!
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Some stuff in the form of an update
Hey ASOP dudes.
I thought I'd post my process and (hopefully) final for a project I'm just wrapping up.
The folks at UArts contacted me hoping to get a show poster made for the Brind School's production of FOLLIES. It's a Stephen Sondheim musical, and actually Mr. Sondheim himself will be signing some copies and raffling them off! How cool is that? No pressure or anything . . .
So below are some thumbnails I sent to the creative director. To explain the feel of the show briefly, and bear with me here . . . it showcases the breakdown of people, their dreams, and the building that housed them over time. We see small cracks in the foundations of architecture, of relationships, and of personal identity rending the future in this play. It's very sad and very human, and at the same time glorious.
I was digging the first sketch, which shows a ghostly follie posing atop disappearing floor boards.
I got the okay to persue sketch 2, and later, sketch 1. See the revised color comps below. Also . . . these are not the best drawings.
After some deliberation, the choice was to go with the ghostly stage scene. Awesome. Some tweaking, refinement, and design later, see the below final.
It's still awaiting final FINAL approval, but all signs point to yes. I'm pumped to see these around center city!
Oh, and I'm on Twitter as of this morning. So, let's . . . uh, tweet . . . together?
I thought I'd post my process and (hopefully) final for a project I'm just wrapping up.
The folks at UArts contacted me hoping to get a show poster made for the Brind School's production of FOLLIES. It's a Stephen Sondheim musical, and actually Mr. Sondheim himself will be signing some copies and raffling them off! How cool is that? No pressure or anything . . .
So below are some thumbnails I sent to the creative director. To explain the feel of the show briefly, and bear with me here . . . it showcases the breakdown of people, their dreams, and the building that housed them over time. We see small cracks in the foundations of architecture, of relationships, and of personal identity rending the future in this play. It's very sad and very human, and at the same time glorious.
I was digging the first sketch, which shows a ghostly follie posing atop disappearing floor boards.I got the okay to persue sketch 2, and later, sketch 1. See the revised color comps below. Also . . . these are not the best drawings.
After some deliberation, the choice was to go with the ghostly stage scene. Awesome. Some tweaking, refinement, and design later, see the below final.
It's still awaiting final FINAL approval, but all signs point to yes. I'm pumped to see these around center city!
Oh, and I'm on Twitter as of this morning. So, let's . . . uh, tweet . . . together?
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Pen and Inks
Hey folks, sorry I've been off the planet over here. I've been a little busy. Anyway, here are a few pen and inks I did recently for freelance jobs. Whatcha think?
aaand some tattooed bodies:
aaand some tattooed bodies:
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Monday, May 11, 2009
Swine flu originates in corrupt Mexican city - innocent townspeople silently suffer
Hey dudes. This is an illo I just did for the Indy, illustrating an article about the origins of swine flu. Apparently some really corrupt stuff has been going on, and it's the innocent people in Mexico that are first to suffer.
Hope everyone is doing well, enjoying the warm coming on. I have been sick as a dog, myself.
Hope everyone is doing well, enjoying the warm coming on. I have been sick as a dog, myself.www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
The Weekly Dig
The most recent issue of Boston's The Weekly Dig, Issue 11 of Volume 11, has got my illustration for the cover! I'm so thrilled! Check it out here!
Seriously, too cool.
Seriously, too cool.
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Saturday, March 14, 2009
The Joker...who else?
Hey there everyone. I hope you're not getting sick of all the joker faces everywhere - I know I'm not. Anyway, here's my last-minute contribution! Can't wait for the show, and I think the card deck is such a cool idea.
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Images for a Cure
Here's a piece I'm donating to the folks at Images for a Cure. They believe that positive visualization can help children with cancer accept treatment and heal faster! So cool.
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
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