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St. Xavier, Cincinnati

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This painting was commissioned by a couple married in this church, St. Xavier. To make this painting even more special, we worked the hands of the clock to the time they were married we also added the bride and grooms names and wedding date to the painting.

Here’s the final capture on this commission painting titled, St. Xavier, Cincinnati | 30″ x 48″ Acrylic on Canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCDcollaborations

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If you’re interested in commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

Communication Arts Entries | 2015

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Here are three Cincinnati Skyline pieces from 2015 that I am trying to get published in the Communication Arts Illustration Annual. So, fingers-crossed. I’ll find out more in a few months so stay tuned.

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If you’re interested in commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

 

St. Xavier | Cincinnati, Ohio

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We love creating paintings with a lot of emotion. Both in the layers of paint, how the medium is applied to canvas and the exact subjects in which we bring to life. This piece was commissioned by a couple married in this church. To make this painting even more special, we worked the hands of the clock to the time they were married we also added the bride and grooms names and wedding date to the painting.

Here’s the latest on this commission painting titled, St. Xavier, Cincinnati | 30″ x 48″ Acrylic on Canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCDcollaborations

Stay tuned for the final posting of this painting.

You can follow Jeff Johns on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+

If you’re interested in commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

 

Royal Sunflowers | 30″ x 40″ acrylic on canvas

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I really enjoy painting sunflowers and was super excited when I got the request to do this painting. One of the sunflowers is from my original series of floral paintings titled, Majestic Sunflowers which you can view here.

Royal Sunflowers | 30″ x 40″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns

If you’re interested in commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

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Great American Ball Park at Night

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GreatAmericanBPatNightHere’s the latest on the painting Great American Ball Park at Night. This painting was done as a commission piece for a friend. A huge thank you to Steve Ziegelmeyer for allowing me to use one of his super awesome photos of the Cincinnati Skyline as a reference for this masterpiece.

Great American Ball Park at Night | 30″ x 40″ Acrylic on Canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCDcollaborations

You can follow Jeff Johns on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+

If you’re interested in a one these Cincinnati skyline paintings or commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

Bluffs View of the Cincinnati Skyline

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Bluffs View of the Cincinnati Skyline

So exciting! Just sold this painting of Cincinnati we did back in 2011! Bluffs View of the Cincinnati Skyline | 24″ x 48″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCD Collaborations

This painting is titled Bluffs View Cincinnati Skyline because the view is nestled up in The Bluffs, this lovely little neighborhood nestled up on a hill in Park Hills, Kentucky.

You can check out more cityscape paintings here. 

Bluffs View of the Cincinnati Skyline | 24″ x 48″ Acrylic on Canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty (2011) 

The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum

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Here’s a start to the latest painting titled, The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum | 15″ x 30″ acrylic on canvas. This painting is currently in progress so stay tuned for the latest.

The Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum | 15″ x 30″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugerty, JJCD Collaborations

Sacred View of Cincinnati

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The latest Cincinnati painting titled, Sacred View of Cincinnati is finally complete. Look at all those houses and trees! This is definitely one of the more complex views we’ve done of the city. This commissioned piece was done for a close friend I’ve known for many years and he’s picking it up today! Which means I had to take this nice high resolution photo of the painting and share the final piece of work. Hope you enjoy.

You can see this Cincinnati painting in progress just a few posts below, or you can click here.

If you’re interested in a one these Cincinnati skyline paintings or commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657. Click here for the contact page.

You can follow Jeff Johns on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+

Sacred View of Cincinnati | 30″ x 40″ acrylic on canvas by Jeff Johns and Colin Daugherty, JJCD Collaborations  SOLD: $2300 USD

Collection of Cincinnati Paintings

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Here’s a collection of Cincinnati inspired paintings. From skylines, the Suspension Bridge, Fountain Square, Mt. Echo Pavilion and the harmoniousness Lumenocity at Music Hall. Across each of these paintings you’ll find bold use of color, extreme attention to detail and passion for collaboration poured into each painting.

If you’re interested in a one these Cincinnati skyline paintings or commissioning your own masterpiece call Jeff Johns today. 859.630.9657

Check out the contact page here.

Plastic Ants | Falling to Rise Album Design

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Really excited to have had the opportunity to design the latest album from Plastic Ants, titled Falling to Rise. Some of the highlights are the beautiful clouds on the gatefold-sleeve, to the crystal clear vinyl with the simple plane graphics along with the striking visual used on the front cover. While instrumental on the design for this album, to really bring it to life there was an opportunity to break out the camera and take some photos for the piece as well. Since it’s launch the album design has been getting some good press. You can read a write up by Fred Mills at Blurt magazine here.

Also had the opporunity to shoot this really cool video for the album release.