A weblog of some recent design and artwork by Jeremyville. |
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'Lost at E Minor'. Feb 22nd 2006 Thanks to Zolton and Zac for mentioning Jeremyville in their latest issue of their great creative newsletter. Check it out. |
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'WeAREtheIMAGEmakers'. Launch
issue Feb 16th 2006. I was invited by Brad and Sarah to be a part of the launch issue of WeAREtheIMAGEmakers, a great online magazine of new Australian design. Looks cool, check it out. There's a recent interview I did with Brad, up there. Click |
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'Lower East Side'.
6 meter x 2 meter painting Feb 12th 2006
acrylic, spray, stencil and ink on 6 wooden panels. Exhibited at the Plastic
Pimps art show.
Plastic
Pimps opening night drinks:
friday, 17th feb 6-9pm
China Heights Gallery,
level 3, 16-28 Foster st Surry Hills, Sydney.
click to enlarge
LEFT: Playing card for Lascivious, UK Feb 10th 2006 I was invited to design a card, alongside artists like Tado, Jon Burgerman, Tokidoki, I love Dust, Nadia Hunt & David Foldvari, among others. See the playing card set and full artist list at www.lascivious.co.uk click image to enlarge |
LEFT: Mini Circus Punks produced by STRANGEco feb 8th, 2006. preview of the MINI CIRCUS PUNKS SERIES 2, featuring all-new designs by Tara McPherson, Jeremyville, tokidoki, Joe Ledbetter, Reuben Rude, Craola, Peter Bagge and Jermaine Rogers. Launched at the New York Toy Fair. (left to right): Reuben Rude, Jermaine Rogers, Jeremyville click to enlarge Visit STRANGEco at the New York Toy Fair, Javits Center, Booth #5861. They're having signings by Nathan Jurevicius, James Jarvis, and Friends With You. |
LEFT: Yok vs Jeremyville sketchel, feb 7th, 2006. New sketchel collaboration between The Yok and Jeremyville. Only 20 bags created, each with a different base panel colour design. Launched at the Resist art show, Melbourne, opening night, Feb 17th, friday, Brightspace Gallery. See you there. See show details below. click to enlarge. Visit the sketchel section at Jeremyville for more about the sketchel concept. Sketchel latest news: Beck (as in the musician) is doing a sketchel...art by Genevieve Gauckler. |
LEFT: Die Gestalten Verlag book project I was invited to be a part of a new book project by Die Gestalten Verlag, in Germany. More details later. 7th February 2006 click images |
ABOVE: I'm a part of the Resist Art show, Melbourne, I'm doing collabs with The Yok and Stephanie Roscher Friday 17th February 6-8pm, BRIGHTSPACE Level 1, 8 Martin St St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia click above banner to enlarge. See you there! www.resistcrew.com |
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a series of recent characters February 1st 2006 click to view the whole series |
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The Sticker. 48 frame comic strip. Dedicated to my friend Bradley Trevor Greive. created January 25th, 2006. click. |
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click to enlarge, hope ya dig it. |
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let's drizzle Double page spread commissioned for an upcoming publication on a rain theme, by German based A Hundred Dollars and a Dog founded by Isabelle Gehrmann and Stefan Ruetz. January 7th, 2006. Click to enlarge. |
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24 hours in Jeremyville #2 A5 DIY sketchbook, 48 pages, cover in fluoro pink, inside pages cream paper. in glorious xeroxed black and white. About 200 booklets made. very DIY, for the true afficionado. available at the online store soon. Dec 27th, 2005. click to see a selection of inside pages. available at Colette: 213 rue saint-honore 75001 Paris, France |
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Sketchel book and '24 Hours in Jeremyville #2' sketchbook now sold at Colette in Paris. (Colette is my favourite store. If you're in Paris, visit it and you'll see why.) 213 rue saint-honore 75001 Paris, France . Dec 24th, 2005. |
tweedle | ploople& pleeple |
shelf life |
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UK's Darren Firth invited Jeremyville to create a new banner for his Wear it With Pride site. December 16th, 2005 click to see it in context. |
LEFT: ''just don't smoke' in homage to the Ule Brenner ads from a while back. That's the skull ghost of Ule Brenner there. December 14th, 2005 click |
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Fused magazine UK commissioned me to create another contents page, click to enlarge. december 12th, 2005. Fused is available at Borders stores and Selfridges in the UK. visit www.fusedmagazine.com |
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Click to see some new cartoons, all drawn november
24th, 2005... |
LEFT: November 30th, 2005. The Star-Telegram in Fort Worth, Texas, USA, is featuring the Jeremyville Surgeon General zombie and the Vinyl Will Kill book in their fine arts gift guide in their Sunday arts section. Thanks to Gaile Robinson, who's their Art and Design Critic. |
ABOVE: Nylon Magazine November 2005 wrote about the project I was invited to design for, Vynil, invented by a Paris based company Domestic. Vynil is a new stick on wallpaper with designs by people like Laurent Fetis, Genevieve Gauckler, Jeremyville and my talented friends Mike and Katie from Tado, among others. You can create your own scene on your wall using sheets with all my elements on there like 'shrooms and flowers and worms and clouds. Very interactive, the design can be as large or small as you want, depending on how many sheets you get. Nice idea. www.domestic.fr |
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Mini Circus Punk design for the upcoming series 2,
distributed by Strangeco
in the US. You'll be able to order it soon, if so inclined. This design is called Cafe Kerouac, and is semi autobiographical, considering the number of lattes I've drunk at Cafe Kerouac in Jeremyville. created november 22nd, 2005 (click image to enlarge) |
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Some designs commissioned for an upcoming book,
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A new comic strip created november 19th, 2005. The
Subway.
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a painting I created for Rolito's
new book that is just out, published by IdN, it's a must to buy, check it
out, comes with some toys too! I was asked by Rolito to create my interpretation
of his famous figure Rolitoboy, which is also a very cool toy series. Also
check out Rolito's great new NedZed custom toy, Colette
crossover. click to enlarge |
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Subvert magazine in the UK commissioned a piece to
go with a story on designer toys. November 13th 2005 click |
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'Grow Yer Own'. Ink, spray can, acrylic on masonite panel November 15th 2005. 25 x 30 cm, 8 inches x 12 inches click to enlarge. |
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Reload
Magazine from Amsterdam commissioned me to design the cover for
issue #34. Previous guest designers have included Sam Flores, Tim Tsui,
Parra, Jono Wood, Lucy McLaughlan from Beat 13... The brief involves sending each designer a photo of the cover person and they do their thing (in this case the person is Britt, a champion snowboarder who has had a very tough run of late, but has learnt from her failures etc created november 15th, 2005 click to enlarge |
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A new comic strip created november 4th, 2005. The
Signal. Again, not auto-biographical. Drawn in bed late at night for no particular reason... click. |
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Yen
Magazine asked me to be a part of their story on "Australian
guys pushing the boundaries of art/music/fashion", and I created this
design for the portrait section of it. November 1st, 2005. click |
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A new comic strip created october 31st, 2005. The
Break-Up. It is not auto-biographical. Commissioned by Gooo
Magazine, Buenos Aires, Argentina. click |
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A new comic strip I created, october 24th, 2005. The
Invitation. Commissioned by Fused
Magazine, UK. click |
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Monkey Skateboards USA and Melbourne based artist, Jason Jacenko, invited me to be involved in Little Monkey - an exhibition of contemporary skateboard art in aid of the Royal Children's Hospital Foundation. Over 50 limited edition decks were created by well known artists, and it was held on October 31st 2005 in Melbourne. Confirmed artists included: * Gary Baseman - International artist and the EMMY and BAFTA creator of Disney's Teacher's Pet * Frank Kozik - International artist & founding father of the art concert poster movement * Jeremyville - Sydney based designer & artist * Sket One - New York Graffiti Artist * Dalek - New York Graffiti Artist * Nathan Jurevicius - International Artist & Creator of Scary Girl click deck to enlarge |
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some sketches in my book, drawn in bed late at night,
october 26th, 2005. click |
Vivian Host, Editor of xlr8r
magazine, asked me some questions,
to be a part of the xlr8r/best of 2005 compilation.
Out in december 2005... Click
here to see the
questions & answers
in the interview section.
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3 new paintings, created september 11, 2005 (click) |
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ABBA - Arrival 'Fly Swedish Airways' The talented Darren Firth from UK based Wear it With Pride asked Jeremville to be a part of his very cool REMIXED show, an exhibition fusing both the love of music and art, with great artists including: INSECT / TADO / JEREMYVILLE / MYSTERIOUS AL / DERRICK HODGSON / M.GILLETTE / DEDASS / JASON SIU / NEASDON CONTROL CENTRE / THE BRAINBOX / SCARYGIRL / DAVID HORVATH / THE BOY FITZ HAMMOND / YUCK / SUPERDEUX / MICROBAINS / SAIMAN CHOW / BEAT 13 / KOADZN / FAWN GEHWEILER / RINZEN / I LOVE DUST / and more The brief was to customise one of your favourite album art covers, and also the vinyl inside. This one was one of the first album artworks I dug as a kid. The chopper reminded me of an inverted Swedish hot tub...and transparent, so you could see what was going on inside. (click) |
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contents page designs, commissioned by Fused Magazine, UK. all published 2005 (click image) visit www.fusedmagazine.com |
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"Lake of Tears" 4 canvas panels creating one large painting. (click
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sketchel created for Vapors magazine, US (click image) |
LEFT: mural about 8 meters long, painted live by Jeremyville at the 55 DSL '2 Steps Back' touring art show launch from Switzerland. Held at Incubator Studios. (click image) BELOW: details of various recent work. Just a random assortment. |
LEFT: double page spread commissioned for Creator Magazine, Spain. (click image) BELOW: 3 page spread commissioned for the Furi Furi book "LUST", in Japan, as a part of the seven deadly sins series. Others commissioned included Devilrobots. (click images) |
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Strangeco sketchel by Jeremyville |
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2 pages from my sketchbook |
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2 illustrations commissioned by Bright Magazine, Amsterdam.
I am their Sydney Correspondent, and write a 'Sydney Satelite' column about
tech/lifestyle developments in my home town. Illustration 1 was for the column I wrote about 'Unwired' the outdoor internet access service. Illustration 2 was for the column I wrote about the new 'Cardboard House' invention in Sydney. These illustrations appear alongside the article I write every issue. www.bright.nl |
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'Everyday is Like Sunday', acrylic, ink, gloss enamel
and aerosol on canvas. 100 x 120 cm, October 2005 |