Jeffrey Lindberg

"Photoshop I & II" "Adobe InDesign I" Teaching Photoshop I & II as an introduction for beginners, and for more advanced digital imaging for advanced students. Helping to develop and increase the size and scope of the digital art department at Molloy. Managing the computer lab, software updating and assisting with peripherals such as printers and scanners. Helping to create newer classes teaching Adobe Illustrator and potentially motion-graphic software for both applied and fine art. InDesign I class focused on learning software and integrating basic graphic design concepts into project work.

"Computer Graphics as Art" Integrated use of digital media into fine art program. Teach students to use programs like Photoshop in the creation of artworks that can be either computer-based or multimedia. Teach advanced students to learn how to use digital tablets (Wacom), and use of Photoshop in the creation of illustrations and digital painting. Instruct students on the underpinnings of art and design history as it relates to traditional and digital media, and the convergence of both. Other classes taught at Kean: Drawing 1 & 2, 2-D Design, Watercolor, Illustration

"Moving Past. . the Future" Multimedia installation.

Essex Exposed- Juried Group Art Exhibition

- "Illustration and Graphic Design for Video Games" Course concentrates on the development of a visual style for the individual student's own video game ideas. Over the course of the semester, the students work on character development and creating an atmosphere and visual setting for the game. All students learn to work from preliminary sketches, through to final computer generated imagery using programs like Photoshop. Monmouth University- Adjunct Professor- Graphic Design - Spring 2009 "Graphic Design I" Teaching of basic graphic design concepts, including working with type, page layout and logo design. Students are encouraged to work with sketching and drawing techniques, before they refine their designs in the computer. Emphasis is on the students learning to develop their own visual style using typography and images together in various design projects. Students learn to use Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign in the creation of final work for presentation. Montclair State University- Adjunct Professor: Industrial Design Department "Drawing for Industrial Designers" - Fall & Spring 2005 Basic drawing techniques for rendering are introduced to the students. Emphasis is on developing accurate techniques to portray realistic images of three-dimensional products. Students learn to work with line, shading and color using a variety of media including: pencil, pen, paint and digital media.

Freelance Illustration and Design Ongoing freelance illustration and design service. lllustrations created for publishing, advertising and design clients. Works include: book covers, picture books, poster art, educational reference art, type design, package design graphics and interactive graphics. Clients include: Troll Communications Simon & Schuster Tor Books Pearson Education McGraw-Hill Penguin USA Random House HBJ Oxford University Press Harper Collins Scholastic Inc.

Freelance illustration and design consultant. Create illustrations and designs for graphic user interfaces, interactive devices and kiosks. Worked with a team of designers and production people in the creation of Flash based interactive games for the casino industry. Responsible for creating background art, logos, icons and illustrative type treatments for interactive digital signage and kiosks.

Illustrator and finishing artist for development of graphic interface for video casino games. Worked on background and character development for interactive video slot machines. Exhibitions