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art, illustration and photography
About Me
- Jeff Walker
- Born and raised in England - graduated Manchester College of Art and The Royal College of Art. Took the boat to the lowlands and illustrated (mainly airbrush) for most Ad agencies in Amsterdam, and a couple in Brussels, Belgium. Eventually moved to New York and happily produced hundreds of book covers (again, mainly airbrush, until I finally 'gave in' to Mac) for most publishing companies. I recently began painting 'in earnest', enjoying a little more freedom than one usually finds in the commercial world. Of course, I have no problem handling commissions for book covers that still come my way. Most of these were created on my imac.
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- Book Cover
- Book Cover - 'Mrs Jeffries' Series
- Logo for Latino childrens club
- Mrs. Jeffries 3
- Mrs. Jeffries 2
- CD Cover
- Book Cover - 'Mistletoe Murder'
- Book Cover 'Trick or Treat Murder'
- Book Cover 'Fathers' Day Murder'
- Photograhy Exhibition in D.C.
- Three Top Photographers
- Barry, John and Janis
- Book Cover
- Donovan in D.C.
- 911
- Copy of a Masterpiece
- Illustration for Scientific American
- Book Cover - 'Caroline'
- Concept for 'Mulholland Drive' movie poster
- Ad. for a top New York restaurant
- Book Cover - 'Murder in the Place of Anubis'
- Book Cover - 'Murder at the God's Gate'
- Photo 'Crossing Spain'
- 'Spheres'
- CD Sleeve
- Book Cover
- Book Cover
- Book Cover
- Ad. for a Financial Organization
- Book Cover
- Book Cover
- Book Cover
- French Bookstore Logo
- Paris Fashion House Clothing Label
- Ad. for a drink
- Letter Head
- Book Cover Concept 'Francine'
- Book Cover 'Joanna'
- Music Company Tag
- CD sleeve - 'Angel's Serenade'
- Deklene
- Hardy Boys Cover
- Advertisement
- Book Cover
- Book Cover
- Hardy Boys Cover
- Hardy Boys Cover
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1 comment:
I'm really impressed by your artwork. Your talent for photo-realistic images is inspiring. What is your process? Do you mostly do digital work, and do you use reference photos when setting up a new piece? It really interests me.
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