Designer
Jeff Boyes (Visual Technicians)
Designer
Jeff Boyes (Visual Technicians)
Visual artist Jeff Boyes has strived to refine his style over 16 years. As a student of lino-cut prints and screen printing, he has slowly developed an illustration style that shows those influences. His prints have a lot of similar line-work to lino-cut prints but with the bright bold colors of a screen print. In the past 10 years he has worked with Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles on a regular basis, as well as Spoke Art in San Francisco and Ayden Gallery in Vancouver.
Boyes has worked on projects for the T.V. shows "Lost", "Breaking Bad", and "Modern Family". In 2013 he worked with Gallery 1988 and The Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences on a "Lincoln" screen print for The Oscars. He has also worked with Sony on special edition Blu-Ray covers for "Leon:The Professional", "Drive", "The Equalizer", and "The Equalizer II". In 2015 he was involved in "Star Wars: Force for Change", where he created a screen print for charity.
Boyes has worked on projects for the T.V. shows "Lost", "Breaking Bad", and "Modern Family". In 2013 he worked with Gallery 1988 and The Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences on a "Lincoln" screen print for The Oscars. He has also worked with Sony on special edition Blu-Ray covers for "Leon:The Professional", "Drive", "The Equalizer", and "The Equalizer II". In 2015 he was involved in "Star Wars: Force for Change", where he created a screen print for charity.
