Jeremyville is an artist, product designer and animator based in Sydney, Australia. He has his own clothing label Jeremy, a commercial design company called DESIGN Lab and "Jeremyville", a concept store selling work by all the cutting edge designers. Jeremyville splits his time between his Sydney studio and one he has in New York City. He also loves to collect designer t-shirts, sneakers, toys and denim, similar to the ones he produces himself. He has even done special versions for exiting labels even having his own Converse Chuck Taylor shoe released in late 2008 and more recently one for Adidas's Adicolor range.
He wrote and produced the first book in the world on designer toys called Vinyl Will Kill which has played an integral part in the Designer Toy phenomenon. It has inevitably become the benchmark upon which all other books on vinyl will be judged. His latest book is called 'Jeremyville Sessions', which focuses on the rise of collaborative projects as the new art movement of the 21st century. With the rise of internet communication and technology, different designers from all over the world are able to creatively share ideas and projects. Using his own experiences as a case study, Jeremyville showcases collaborative projects that he has worked on with over 300 artists and companies, covering a variety of mediums from original art, apparel, animation, toys and more.
Jeremyville has worked with a lot of well known international clients such as Converse, Coca Cola, MTV, Kidrobot, Adio Shoes, Super Rad Toys, sketchel, Adidas, Tiger Beer and Tiger Translate, Artoyz in Paris and Red Bull.
Jeremyville was the first illustrator I ever took inspiration from when I began illustrating. Although my illustrations look nothing like his when I do find the time to illustrate I still tend to do duotone type illustrations like his work.
Visit Jeremyville here!
Visit Jeremyville here!
References:
Jeremyville (2010). Everything Jeremyville related. Retrieved 23/5/10 from www.jeremyville.com
How does he illustrate, is it all computer or does he do some painting like the images to the right