jess elaine ramsey

a magician capable of organizing the imaginary world & living in it

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“Kaleidoscopes” by Transviolet animated single artwork out on Epic Records 6/9.

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moon honey animation & poster by jess elaine ramsey. photograph by sheva kafai.

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stop motion animation by jess elaine ramsey.

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Artwork for Neon Mountain’s single “Silver Tree Island.”

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Hand-collaged show flyer.

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Hand-Painted 2015 Moon Honey Tour Poster

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Scratchboard 2015 Tour Moon Honey Poster

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Moon Honey Goodbye Show Poster

Clay/acrylic/digital show poster. 

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Moon Honey 2014 Tour Poster

Hand-collaged 3D poster for tour promotion.

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Show Posters 

Featured posters were collaborations with collage artist Jeffery Livingston.

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Hand-Painted Dream Photographs Album Artwork This painting was brought to life for Moon Honey's LP album cover. 

This design was chosen by Redefine Magazine to be featured in Album Covers of the Year 2013; read my interview here.

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Lemon Heart Opera

Moon Honey's first EP, released in 2010 under the band name Twin Killers. I worked traditionally at first, painting the cover and etching the insert doll on scratch board, then digitally added logo and lyric typography.

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Intersect Album Artwork

Album artwork for Foreign Exhibition, a musical collaboration between two islanders (Singapore & Cayman) who began songwriting together while busking in London.

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Isis and Anubis

Made with love & oil paint.

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Self-Portrait on Mirror

This particular portrait is part of an exhibition in progress called "See Saw."

Made with love & oil paint.

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Custom Portrait 9x12" oil painting.

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Custom Portrait

11x20" oil portrait painted for a client to give to her daughter once she had grown up, so she could look into the mirror and remember what it was like to see the world through the eyes of a curious child.