July 5, 2010
Gary Baseman, Jeremyville (pictured), and Thunderdog Studios were among the 100 artists chosen to participate in The Vader Project. Artists were given a 1:1 scale replica of the Darth Vader Helmet used in George Lucas’ Star Wars films to re-imagine and customize. The villainous Darth Vader’s helmet is instantly recognizable in pop culture; in the hands of artists the helmet takes on a new life.
The project premiered in 2007, starting in Los Angeles and then making its way through Europe and Japan before ending at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The helmets are now on display at Freeman’s Auctioneers and Appraisers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania until they are auctioned on July 10, 2010.
Learn more about The Vader Project
May 5, 2010
Norwegian denim label Anti Sweden releases limited edition denim collaboration with Jeremyville. Anti Sweden’s “evil and darkness” combines with the “acid pop” look of Jeremyville, with the artist depicting surreal images of menace, carnage, and destruction. Only 666 pairs of the limited edition jeans exist. The first 400 purchasers have the option of receiving a large-scale collector’s edition screenprint, each signed by Jeremyville.
Comments Anti Sweden, “[Jeremyville's] interpretation of evil and darkness combined with his signature style ended up better than we could ever imagine from our darkest fantasies. Its a study in storytelling thru a set of intricate details that you need to dive into.”
View more of the Jeremyville and Anti Sweden Collection
September 9, 2009
A series of classic ‘game’ moments has been captured in 15 and 30 sec animated shorts. MasterCard PayPass was developed at McCann Erickson New York. Artwork designs and animation by Jeremyville. Watch the animated shorts here.
