Joel Boyer Email & Phone Number

Creates beautiful product renderings and layouts for product design and graphics department

• I am an Illustrator specializing in areas of Medicine, Anatomy, Biology and Technology. My work reveals hidden values, evokes new perspective and helps to makes sense of an increasingly complex world.
• I have had created illustrations, 3-D models and paintings for magazines, textbooks, educational materials (for web, app, textbook and online college courses), product Development and Testing (including 3-D models for.

• Utilizes high attention to detail to label, analyze, document, and track multiple issues systematically using proprietary software including google sheets to improve performance through machine learning
• Works with the Unix system and on the command line to update software and troubleshoot
• Utilizes basic scripting language within a Linux environment
• Applies knowledge of physics as it applies to vehicle analysis (braking distance, acceleration profiles, etc)
• Tests software quality and submits feature requests to improve UI
• Communicates with test engineers, software engineers, and managers to improve tools and workflow techniques

Pittsburgh, PA, US

• Utilized sketches, field visits, blueprints, photographs, oral/written descriptions and other materials to create illustrations that adhered to strict style formatting and production standards
• Assisted in the development of large facility renderings for an international client that represented 40 global industry leading manufacturers
• Works are featured by the United States Department of Energy, SABIC and more
• Produced various types of marketing materials including brochures, storyboards, animated videos, banners, and large format prints for new products and prototypes
• Collaborated with major clients to visually represent new concepts, working prototypes and processes
• Supported team with updates to existing products and documentation in a variety of formats including: pdf, jpeg, png, obj, svg, ai, skp, html and dwg

New York, NY, US

• Worked directly with agency representatives as well as with clients to create desired illustrations
• Conducted video correspondences with clients via Skype and video chat
• Organized schedule to meet deadlines in various time zones.

• Created a graphic depiction of a cornea ulceration on the human eyeball for internal company use

• Created an original editorial illustration for article, From Fang to Pharmacy; Published March 2014.

Amsterdam, North Holland, NL

• Featured at the School Of Netter: The “Michelangelo of Medicine” and His Legacy showing at the NYU Langone Medical Center March 180 April 30, 2014

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US

• Updated twenty-five previous technical illustrations and created two original illustrations for brochures, product manual, catalog, website, social media and other advertising

Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, US

• Collaborated with the president of the CACCURH society to aid in the creation of a presentation and other promotional material for the 2014 No Frills conference
• Responsible for layout and cover design. Assisted in organizing materials and providing design input as well as constructive feedback

• The Wonder of Stem Cells Exhibition
• Assisted in all aspects, from the initial concept design, conceptual pitch to the gallery,creation of art to the final presentation
• Worked closely with clients, Professors and students involved within the project while undervery strict deadlines
• Collaborated with Artists from Sheridan College, the Academy of Design, the Ontario Collegeof Art and Design University (OCADU) and the University of Toronto

London, ON, CA

• Developed online course material in conjunction with researchers and scientists (to ensureaccuracy); devised drawings from rough sketches, designs, mockups and photo prints;determined process for final use using.
• Presented final body of work to UWO faculty members

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Technical And Scientific Illustration

Certificate: Ceal Art Program Of Fine Arts, Painting And Photography