Jeff Cornell
b1945
“I call my pastel drawing paintings because I feel they are painting in pure pigment. I use pastel pencil 95% of the time. I love to draw and I consider myself a drawer more than a painter.” |
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Résumé
Jeff Cornell
Education:
Paier School of Art, Hamden, Connecticut (1968-1972)
Fine Art in Print
Obsession Publishing
Summit Publishing
The Art Group, Ltd., London, England (posters)
Profiles
Art for Survival: The Illustrator and the Environment
published Graphics (1992)
The Illustrator in America–A Century of illustration: 1880-1980
published
The Society of Illustrators (1980, Also 1860-2000, ibid)
Exhibitions
American Tonalist Society, Best in Tonalist 2020,
Awarded 3rd place out of over 500 entries
Teaching Experience
Adjunct Professor, Paier School of Art, New Haven, CT
(1985-1986) Advanced Illustration Techniques
Adjunct Professor, University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, CT
(1982-1983) Advanced Illustration Techniques
Illustrator: Professional freelance (1972-1994)
Corporate Clients:
Amdahl Corporation
Carnegie Corporation
Exxon
General Electric
IBM
RCE
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Roche
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals
Print Clients:
Cosmopolitan
Good Housekeeping
Guidepost
McCall’s
Reader’s Digest
Redbook
Sports Illustrated
Publishing Clients:
CBS Publishing
Fawcett Books
Harlequin Enterprises
Harper Collins
Pocket Books
Viking Press
Warner Paperbacks
Special Projects:
US Postal Service, commissioned to design
Special Olympics postage stamp 1985 & 1979