Creative Director at one the nation’s fastest growing agencies working with national and global brands.
Client experience includes: Procter & Gamble, Wrigley, Silk, Sara Lee, Kellogg’s, HoneyBaked Ham, Keebler, innercircle, Hill’s, Fifth Third Bank, Corporex, Miller-Valentine Group, Chiquita, The Coca-Cola Company, Long John’s Silvers, A&W Rootbeer and Johnson & Johnson.
Specialties:
• Seasoned professional, over 13 years experience • Excellent leadership skills • Creative experience with national and global brands • Expertise in advertising, package design, and marketing materials • Flash and multi-media expert • Management skills, team building
Here’s the final capture of this second series of Roebling Bridge paintings. These are still available at the Millcroft Gallery in Milford Ohio which is really close to Cincinnati. If you’re looking to purchase these just let me know. They work either invicvally on a wall or as a full set.
Roebling Bridge | A series of Black and White Paintings (#2) 11″ x 14″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns
Finally, was able to post this series of black and white Roebling Bridge paintings. I rocked this for a gallery opening and I swear these sold within the fist 30 minutes the doors opened. Pretty fun little series that capture this iconic bridge in Northern Kentucky.
Roebling Bridge | A series of black and white portraits, 8″ x 10″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns
Excited to share that this commissioned painting is now complete!! Colin was able to rock it with me one day a few weeks back which was so awesome then I’ve been continuing to add in the detail while building up texture and tones to finish it off.
This painting was so big I had to get Red Express a local courier service to pick this up in a box truck and deliver it to my client.
Untamed Glory | Portrait of the Cincinnati Bengal Tiger, 84” x 100” acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty
Why all the photos? We’ll to show size, and how it looks on the studio light versus natural light. Where it’s going to be hung it’ll be surrounded by natural light. Thanks to my amazing wife Michelle for helping me carry this outta the studio today too!
Excited to share this final capture of another commissioned painting of the Cincinnati Skyline. This piece was brought to us to focus on two key buildings in the skyline that would in turn be leveraged as a birthday gift to the owner of those two buildings. Pretty neat opportunity to work this painting with Colin and such an honor to craft this one-of-a-kind birthday gift. Hope you enjoy too!
The Amazing Cincinnati Skyline | 30″ x 40″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty
Living in Kentucky you almost have to love horses and horse racing. Given the beauty of these amazing animals it’s always fun just capturing all the energy and motion in a painting that capture that moment in time. This painting here is a mixed media on canvas.
In the Money | 20 ” x 20″ Mixed Media on Canvas by Jeff Johns
Here’s a look at one of my latest cityscapes. This here is an aerial capture of the beautiful Roebling Bridge leading right to the Cincinnati Skyline. Love all the color and energy in the center of the painting leading right to this amazing city.
This painting is available. Reach out if interested.
Above the Roebling Bridge, Cincinnati | 48” x 48” acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns
Here’s the final capture of one of my most current paintings of the Roebling Bridge from Cincinnati. This was inspired from a photo I captured after spending a beautiful day at Smale Park this past spring while all the beautiful Hyacinth flowers were in bloom. With all the color and beauty framing up one of the most iconic structures in our area I had to lay on the ground and capture the perspective. From there the paints hit canvas and the painting process started.
Hope you enjoy this painting of the amazing Roebling Bridge.
Holy Hyacinth it’s the Roebling Bridge | 24” x 36” mixed-media on canvas by Jeff Johns.
With every painting there’s a story on how the piece came to life. This here is a look behind the process of our latest commissioned painting titled, Brice’s Beautiful Botanicals.
Why the name you may ask? This is because our client reached out wanting a painting for their dining room. There was a beautiful original piece of art that their 6-month old son, Brice created. The ask to us was to take this as inspiration to create artwork for them. We took the original painting to see what it would inspire. We then provided a range of 12 “painting reference approaches” to see what resonated with our client. One area that Brice’s original painting took us to was the Chinese translation of happy which we worked up as an option.
From there we refined and optimized to get to an aligned reference visual. Once we had that we got the painting started. While it’s fun to share the progress it’s also neat to see a look at the process that lead to one of our co-creations to capture the vision of our client and their 6-month old artist son.
Brice’s Beautiful Botanicals | 36″ x 48″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty
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