- Born on election day in a small one-room log cabin deep within the rough and tumble Wisconsin wilderness, Jack Liebl began his fascination with pretty colors and shiny objects at a very young age. - Only five years old and showing his growing creativity, Liebl constructed his first Apple computer from sticks, stones, and real apples. Later in adolescence Liebl would become a successful child actor with regular roles on a number of sitcoms and after school specials. With fame and fortune the young go-getter seemed to have it all. However, there was one thing that Liebl could not buy; California. He tried several times, but was repeatedly blocked by congress. Instead he fell into a deep depression and developed an expensive $5-a-week baseball card habit. - Deciding to seek a fresh start and emboldened by rising ambition, Liebl answered a newspaper advertisement seeking students for the local art college. He applied, was accepted, and received a scholarship to play on the school's wiffleball team. He excelled both on and off the field. The skills he learned gave him the ability to succeed in later professional design experiences. - Like a modern day Johnny Appleseed, Liebl's hard work can be seen all over this great land of ours. When not saving kittens from trees or documenting new species of plant and animal, he continues his search for challenging yet rewarding creative opportunities and endeavors. To provide information about such opportunities,Liebl may be contacted by telegraph, smoke signal, bird call, town-crier, bat signal, mental telepathy,or carrier pigeon. However, for an expedited response please email contact@jliebl.com or call 414.688.2475 and leave an electronically recorded message.
| - EDUCATION Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design BFA, Communication Design Graduated May 2003 - INTERNSHIPS/FREELANCE Noble BBDS Freelance Designer Sep-Nov 2003 Core Creative Intern Jul 2002-Jan 2003 Kohnke-Hanneken Advertising Intern Jan-May 2002 - EMPLOYMENT Art Director Laughlin Constable Oct 2005 - present Responsible for visual and conceptual creation of advertising campaigns, promotional materials, logos, style guides, and other client needs for a number of regional and national clients. Work in cooperation with writers, photographers, and account executives. Concept Designer Kohl's Department Stores Jun 2004-Oct 2005 Key member of creative team responsable for seasonal campaigns. Work focused on strategic brand messages, art and photo direction, type treatments, and color palettes for each sale season. Also was responsible for concept creation and art direction of various corporate and store-wide initiatives, campaigns, and events as well as frequent communication and teamwork with clients, writers and production designers. Creative output included catalogs, direct mail, gift and charge card design, in-store graphics & displays, in-store navigation, logos, look books, national magazine ads, posters, promotional materials, and wordmarks. Packaging Designer Kohl's Department Stores Nov 2003- Jun 2004 Responsible for packaging design and branding of several private brands and seasonal in-store products. Frequently communicated with product development department, product vendors or manufacturers, photographers, and writers during concept and production. Work included: brand development and management, large-scale projects, and photo art direction. |
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