My name is Christopher Kaohu Jaeckle, I was born on the Big Island of Hawaii.
As you maybe have guessed I occupy most of my time making pictures, which means I don't really know much about doing "normal" things, and that is pretty much the only explanation I have for moving from Hawaii to Denmark, where I still reside.

My artistic background is based on a lifetime of indulging in my own versions of reality, and right now I find my outlet in the digital realms of Photoshop and Studio Max. I don't want to write a whole biography here, so if there's anything more you want to know, drop me a line!

chrisjaeckle@gmail.com


Thanks for checking me out

Resume

 

2006-2007

*Poster/advert design for IRCT Copenhagen

*Advance: graphic layout for packaging designs for LEGO

2004-2006 

*The National Filmschool of Denmark: production designer for the animated film "The Tide": 3D modeling, texturing and animation and background and character design

*The National Filmschool of Denmark: post production After Effects work & poster design for the film "Udflugten"

*The National Filmschool of Denmark: digitization and coloring of 2d animation for the film “Mormor”.

2002

*The Danish Design School: background and prop design for a short animated film "Kaffe".

2000   

*The National Filmschool of Denmark: coloring on celluloid for 2d film "Agnes and the Frog King"

1999   

*Sound and Video setup for Peter Greenaway's ”Open Air Open Mind” on Holmen, Denmark
           

 

You can see some more of my artwork and stuff on myspace:

http://www.myspace.com/chrisjaeckle

 

Beyond my passion for painting and drawing, I'm very interested in working with game and web design, as well as film and animation.

Aside from a some basic foundation courses in painting and drawing, as well as 3D Max, Flash, and After Effects, my background in art is largely self taught. This has taught me to find solutions in projects which might not have occurred to people with routine technical skills. I'm always hungry to learn more, so if there is a job that needs an alternative approach, I am game!