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About Me

Location: West Hills, California, United States

Jeaux Janovsky is a California based cartoonist and animator.

A graduate of the California Institute of the Arts, Jeaux graduated with a BFA in Character Animation and has also worked in a variety of other fields including art directing, illustration, video games, toy design, graphic design, new media, social media, and more.

His art has been published and seen in several art and culture magazines, as well as numerous comic and graphic novel anthologies and companies.

His work is available in both digital and hand-drawn formats, and he is available for freelance illustration and animation.

"Jeaux I have looked at your illustrations and with out any pandering on my part think its GREAT ORIGINAL PUREST CARTOON DRAWING IVE SEEN IN A LONG TIME IT HARKS BACK TO THE 30s AND FORWARD TO THE FUTURE"- Ralph Bakshi

Sunday, August 26, 2012

School is IN SESSION!

Click on any pic to make bigger. It's official!

I'm attending the School of Bakshi.

My textbook/HOLY Bible is Unfiltered: The Complete Ralph Bakshi.

My classes are his films.

I am a devout student of the Bakshi Arts.

Last week, I got one of those "Once in a lifetime" type phone calls.

It was Ralph Bakshi, himself. CALLING. ME. !!!

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Labels: art direction, Cool World, Coonskin, fritz the cat, fuck yeah, fuck yeah ralph bakshi, fyrb, Heavy Traffic, legend, LOTR, Mighty Mouse, Ralph Bakshi, school, studies, swamp ape studios, von kreep, Wizards

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Lady in the Water

Here are a few bonus marker sketch studies I did recently for the film, Lady in the Water. I'm probably gonna get some flack, but I really dig this M. Night Shyamalan film. Plus I wanted an excuse to draw Paul Giamatti. It's a pretty epic, yet small, film.
-Jeaux

Labels: art, film, Illustration, Jeaux, jeaux janovsky, lady in the water, m night shyamalan, markers, movie, paul giamatti, sketches, studies

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

All About Eve

Watched All About Eve w/ Ava a couple of weeks ago. It was a great film. Bette Davis sure is pretty. Here are a couple marker sketch studies I did whilst watching. Sure felt good to use real paper and markers, beats digital any day.
-Jx