Lee Moyer

Program Participant

Lee Moyer creates original artwork, branding and design. His clientele includes:

Film: The Call of Cthulhu, Spiderman 2, and six Laurel & Hardy classics

Theater: Stephen King, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Sondheim

Music: Andre 3000, Melissa Auf der Maur and Tori Amos

Book: Banks, Swanwick, Kiernan, Bishop, Zimmer Bradley and Lovecraft

Web: CareerBuilder, BET, and Paramount Pictures

Game: Electronic Arts, Hasbro and Sony

Education: McGraw-Hill, The National Zoo, and the Smithsonian Institution

His work has been featured in many Spectrums, Communication Arts, The Society of Illustrators, and the New York Times.

His latest collaboration with Keith Baker is The Doom That Came To Atlantic City.

Wed	15:00	(A02)	1 hr	Finding Your Home in the Art World Book and game illustration, concept art, comics, theater and film... There are many directions an artist can explore. How do you choose? Do you have to? Hear from the voice of (widely varied) experience.
Thu	14:00	(A18)	1 hr	How to Draw People of Different Races You're starting a new webcomic and you want to make it diverse, or maybe you've just always wondered; how do people's faces vary based on their genetic make-up? How can you depict ethnicity without falling into negative stereotypes? What about mixed race characters? Bring your sketchbook and try it out, with guidance from our instructors.
Thu	20:00	(A04)	1 hr	SF Book Cover Art Roundtable What's happening in the world of cover art? Some of the industry's top art directors and artists are here to discuss it.
Fri	11:00	(D05)	1 hr	Minority Representation in SF Art and the Ugly Reality Minority representation needs to get better in our visual SF, including casting in film and TV and the design and selection of cover art. A discussion of what's wrong with the status quo and how the industry can and should improve.
Sat	11:00	(A16)	1 hr	Building Your Art Portfolio Whip together all of your art pieces and voila! You have your art potfolio all ready to go! It's that simple, right?
Sun	12:00	(A05)	1 hr	Marketing Yourself on the Web Does web site design still matter in the age of social media? How should a nontechnical artist or author approach the question of how to market yourself electronically?