Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to create these terrific images for the Atlanta St. Patrick's Day Parade Poster competition. The initial judging will be Monday, January 28th. The final judging will be in early February.
All of the SCAD-Atlanta entries can be viewed here. They are in no particular order. The artist's name is the file name; hover your cursor over the image to see the artist's name.
Great job, everyone!
Professors Lovell, Mueller-Brown and Montgomery (aka Rick, Julie and Jay)
Steven Heller and Friends at UGA
Thursday, January 17, 2008

Our good friends at UGA have scheduled a monster event that would make a monster field trip.
Mark your calendars for Thursday, March 6th and Friday, March 7th. We will be looking into transportation options for schlepping a bunch of SCAD folk to Athens and back, so be on the lookout for news about this terrific opportunity.
Thanks to Alex Murawski for setting this up!
Portfolio of SCAD-Atlanta Illustrations!
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
About a week ago I updated my select portfolio of student work from the classes that I teach. If you had me for a class in Fall 2007 your work might be in there. Check it out and post comments or questions here about any of the illustrations you see.
http://www.jaymontgomery.com/scad/
Bookmark it,
share it,
and be in awe of it!
Great work everyone!
Jay Montgomery
http://www.jaymontgomery.com/scad/
Bookmark it,
share it,
and be in awe of it!
Great work everyone!
Jay Montgomery
Labels:
student work
Scott Hull, Visual Ambassador
Friday, December 14, 2007

I was able to catch Scott at the Portfolio Center right after the quarter ended. He's a really wise cat, full of ideas and passion for life and illustration in particular. Check out this interview for a taste of his presentation:
www.portfoliocenter.com/events/interviews/2007/11/Scott-Hull
And then check out his blog:
www.visualambassador.com
Hope everyone's having a great holiday!
H
2007 SILA Winners!
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Congratulations to all of the SCAD-Atlanta students and recent alumni whose work has been chosen to be included in the Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles Illustration West 46 Scholarship Competition! This is a very rigorous and internationally recognized competition, and we are extremely proud to have 13 entries by 8 different students chosen to be in the online exhibition.
The winning students are:
Megan Collier-Bansil
Heather Elder
Walter Hartley
Jessica Hillis
Suzy Maier
Erik Mehlen
Lauren Rolwing
Whitney Syfan Shaughnessy
The winning entries can be viewed here.
Again, congratulations to all!
The winning students are:
Megan Collier-Bansil
Heather Elder
Walter Hartley
Jessica Hillis
Suzy Maier
Erik Mehlen
Lauren Rolwing
Whitney Syfan Shaughnessy
The winning entries can be viewed here.
Again, congratulations to all!
Mind's Eye Class Field Trip
Monday, October 22, 2007
On October 19th I had scheduled a field trip for 3 of my classes at Mind's Eye. An illustration, photography studio in Atlanta. Mind's Eye was extremely hospitable and giving of their time and insight. Donuts, milk, juice and water were served while we tried to keep our hands clean thumbing through their 3 very impressive portfolios. Leo Mustaki and Mike Bailey showed us around and met their extremely talented employees. Everyone agreed that it was a great time, very informative and helpful to see a place where full-time illustrators work and what is required of them. Much better than a Hub lecture, if you know what I mean!
I talked with them afterwards and told them that I would be sure to get them involved with career day or a portfolio review in the near future and on a regular basis. They say that based on the growth they hire a new illustrator about once a year.
These are two photos of most of the students that came.
I spent a little too much time dressing this one up. Thought it was appropriate for the wacked out shot.

The more professional serious shot got blurred when taken. Oh Well.

Cheers!
Jay Montgomery
I talked with them afterwards and told them that I would be sure to get them involved with career day or a portfolio review in the near future and on a regular basis. They say that based on the growth they hire a new illustrator about once a year.
These are two photos of most of the students that came.
I spent a little too much time dressing this one up. Thought it was appropriate for the wacked out shot.

The more professional serious shot got blurred when taken. Oh Well.

Cheers!
Jay Montgomery
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careers,
feild trip,
jobs
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Thursday, October 18, 2007
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