06 Illustration – Jeffrey Kraft

Illustration

My personal illustrations are inspired by science fiction, nostalgia, and dystopian themes. I like exploring the intricate workings of machinery, often incorporating mechanical elements into my art. I’m always experimenting with perspective, playing with angles and scale to learn more about how to create feelings and emotions through illustration.

Band Logos

As a fellow musician, I’ve always been driven to support others in their creative journey. Below is a collection of my favorite logo designs, crafted over the years to bring artists’ visions to life.

As an avid VHS collector, I have a passion for preserving old forms of media and keeping nostalgia alive. My love for VHS isn’t just about the 480p video quality on the tapes, it also serves as a way for me to stay sharp with my print design, photo manipulation, and typography skills, balancing them with my illustration and web work.

The Future Corpse Coffin Club offers 8,888 unique generative NFTs, each featuring a character generated from over 250 hand-drawn assets. As the ultimate digital retirement home, owning one of these NFTs grants exclusive membership to the club, where you can join a community of fellow collectors and skeletons living their best afterlife.

Bored to Death is an unapologetic apparel brand that taps into millennial culture with bold, irreverent designs. Drawing inspiration from pop culture and social commentary, the brand embraces humor, sarcasm, and a rebellious spirit to create products that resonate with those who don't take life too seriously.

The Bit City Bit is a concept for a digital webtoon and NFT trading card collection. The series follows everyday Joes who, despite having no powers and being flat broke, try to pose as crypto heroes in their quest to hit it big. With a playful comic-book aesthetic and a satirical take on the crypto world, The Bit City Bit brings humor and relatability to the chaotic and unpredictable journey of modern-day crypto hopefuls.

Stained Glass

In my past life, I worked as an artist at a stained glass studio in Winnipeg, where I designed, painted, built, and installed custom windows. This experience gave me a deep understanding of precision, from intricate design work to the meticulous assembly process. It shaped my appreciation for craftsmanship, as every project required attention to detail and a commitment to quality. Working with stained glass not only honed my technical skills but also taught me to put blood, sweat, and tears into my work.

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I’m currently exploring new opportunities and would love to discuss how my design skills can contribute to your team. Feel free to reach out—I’d be happy to connect!

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