Education – Jerry Miller Illustration

Doth anyone read anymore?

February 3, 2014 by Jerry Miller

Quite often, when I get an assignment, an idea has already been conceptualized. So when I am asked to come up with a concept (not to execute a final pre-conceived image) it imparts a level of confidence in my conceptual abilities that I take pride in. For this spot the problem was, “A new study by […]

Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Education, Parody, satire, Shakespeare

The Internet Presidency?

February 3, 2014 by Jerry Miller

This illustration assignment came courtesy of Gina Tomko at Digital Directions magazine. At the time of this illustration, there was a lot of confusion about Obama’s blackberry and whether or not he would be able to keep it after assuming the presidency. Here is a tearsheet:

Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Education, government, Obama, political, politics

Book Monkey

February 29, 2012 by Jerry Miller

This was a pretty straightforward project—a chimpanzee thoughtfully reading a book. The only request was that I leave ample space for typography.

Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Education, evolution, Monkey, Monkey reading, satire

Anchor Steam on Sutter

March 27, 2007 by Jerry Miller

This was an illustration that I completed during the Illustration Academy workshop at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. It was supposed to summarize a feeling we had for the City during our stay, a visual snapshot if you will.

Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: Education, travel

Las Vegas personalities

March 6, 2007 by Jerry Miller

Art Director: Beth Schwarz for Luxury Las Vegas Magazine Luxury Las Vegas profiled four Las Vegas personalities and had me illustrate each one’s portrait. Pictured are Governor Kenny Guinn, President of UNLV Carol Harter, Sheriff Bill Young, and Richard “Dick” Morgan Dean of UNLV’s Boyd School of Law.

Categories: Published Illustrations • Tags: celebrity, Education, Las Vegas, political, politics, portrait