• Highlights
    • Pinocchio
    • Wendell and Wild
    • House Special
    • Archibald's Next Big Thing
    • Matt and Bird Break Loose
    • Monkeypaw Prod Logo
    • Bent Image Lab
    • Concept Art
    • Samples: Kid Lit
    • Cactus Queen
    • The Gardener of Alcatraz: A True Story
    • All Illu
    • Group Shows
  • Personal / Sketches
  • About
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Jennifer Ely

  • Highlights
  • Vis Dev
    • Pinocchio
    • Wendell and Wild
    • House Special
    • Archibald's Next Big Thing
    • Matt and Bird Break Loose
    • Monkeypaw Prod Logo
    • Bent Image Lab
    • Concept Art
  • Kid Lit
    • Samples: Kid Lit
    • Cactus Queen
    • The Gardener of Alcatraz: A True Story
  • Illustration
    • All Illu
    • Group Shows
  • Personal / Sketches
  • About
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elyjenna@gmail.com

**For book inquiries, please contact lit agent Kelly Sonnack kelly@andreabrownlit.com

Hi, I’m Jenn:)

With over 12 years of experience in animation, I am a versatile Director, Production Designer, Visual Development Artist, and Illustrator with a deep passion for crafting unique visual stories. My recent work includes serving as a Color Designer on the Academy Award-winning film “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” and as an Illustrator for Henry Selick’s “Wendell & Wild.” I have contributed to a range of high-profile projects with leading studios like Laika, DreamWorks, Netflix, and Warner Bros., spanning 2D, CG, and especially stop-motion animation.

My background in fine art painting and portraiture enriches my design work, particularly in color, where I excel in creating vibrant, nuanced visuals. I thrive on developing distinctive looks for both innovative and classic projects, especially those with a darker or more unconventional tone. As a dedicated and communicative professional, I have also shared my expertise as a guest speaker at prominent industry events like the Story Design Conference in Rome, and Kilkenny Animated in Ireland. My commitment to the craft, coupled with my broad skill set, drives me to continually push the boundaries of visual storytelling.




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