Jason Palmer - Illustrator @ Voices of Creativity: Online - S05E03
Channel: Voices of Creativity
Date: 21/07/2020

Illustrator Jason Palmer joins us online to tell us why creativity is so important. Jason began working in the comic book industry in 1990, painting covers for Star Trek. Since then he’s worked as an illustrator on a vast variety of projects, including the large scale mural for the entire Star Wars saga at Celebration 2019. He has also created artwork for Game of Thrones, Indiana Jones, art for TV shows, storyboards, concept work, collectibles, advertising, and package art for companies such as Paramount, Warner Brothers, and Sideshow Collectibles. He has also developed several popular series of licensed art prints, such as Firefly/Serenity with Universal Studios and Castle with ABC/Disney.

Learn more about Jason Palmer at http://www.jasonpalmer.net

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TEACHER & CLASSROOM RESOURCES

If you are a teacher or instructor who is using our episodes in your course we have provided questions for your students to answer after watching the video.

Question 1

How do color and shapes drive visual engagement? What colors and shapes motivate you to engage with a character? Please give an example of colors and character from a favorite game, comic, or animation.

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Voices of Creativity is a student produced series where we ask professionals from all industries the question "Why is Creativity Important?" and learn how it influences their careers.

Created by 2CPR Group and co-produced with Bayah Group, Voices of Creativity is a student produced series where we ask professionals from all industries the question "Why is Creativity Important?". This experience for the students bridges the gap between industry and education allowing them to work with industry professionals, have hands on time with professional equipment, apply the skills they learned in the classroom, and build their professional resume to get them ready for the workforce. We bring together leading industry partners, manufactures, schools and institutions, instructors, and the students into a meaningful real work based learning experience.