Jeremyville

Shake Shack x Jeremyville

Jeremyville was asked by Shake Shack to create a large wall design for the Upper East Side location at 86th Street between Lexington and 3rd Ave, New York City. (about 20 feet wide) Go and visit the location and view the work in situ.  Below is the original pencil sketch from the project. 

Jethro Bunny says WALK HAPPY !

Community Service Announcement prints

http://cornerstore.jeremyville.com/collections/prints-csas

http://cornerstore.jeremyville.com/products/spend-some-time-in-each-others-skin

drawing for Graffiti BlackBlog, a street art blog.

Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg.

Threadless + Jeremyville.

Threadless is the greatest online t-shirt community in the world, and Threadless are soon releasing 13 Jeremyville Community Service Announcements onto t-shirts, (chosen from over 600+ CSA's so far) on September 19th.

There will also be a launch party at Studio Jeremyville in SoHo NYC, and a live chat with us at the Studio. More soon. Here are some of the designs Threadless will be releasing, more added here soon.

 

Community Service Announcement prints

http://cornerstore.jeremyville.com/collections/prints-csas

The back room at Studio Jeremyville NYC

The place where I do most of my work. Looking out over Varick Street, SoHo. NYC. 

Jeremyville for Budnitz Bicycles

Paul Budnitz ( Founder of Kidrobot and Budnitz Bicycles) asked me to design a t-shirt for his awesome new Bicycle company. I wear this t-shirt a lot. love the fabric quality. It's a design about cycling through the Lower East Side during Springtime in New York. You can get one here:http://shop.budnitzbicycles.com/collections/apparel

Jeremyville x Decon x Mass Appeal mural, Wooster Street SoHo NYC.