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Hello, I’m Julian Lytle and this is my site. ::Resume:: Julian Lytle Graphic Designer & Sequential Artist 1726 Ruston Avenue, Capitol Heights, MD 20743 julian@thethethethejulianlytle.com / www.thethethethejulianlytle.com Education: Bachelor of Arts in Communications Design, Pratt Institute, May 2002 Experience: Graphic Designer, FASTSIGNS, Alexandria, VA September 2003- Present • Conceptualize customers ideas and then produce and provide them with a final and original design product • Produce visual renderings of future sign installations for government agencies • Manage and maintain all computers, networks, software, and printing equipment for the company Flash Animator, TCR/CASE Productions, New York, New York April 2007 – June 2007 • Produce a full season of animated political cartoons for the internet website Heavy.com • Encode Flash files into MPEG4 movie files • Create graphics and visual effects used for the cartoons main characters • Synch characters mouth movements to audio, and body movements to story board requirements • Consistently meet 24 hour deadlines for each episode over a period of ten weeks Multi Media Counselor, TIC Summer Camp, Washington, DC Summers 2001, 2002, 2003 • Teach use of computer graphics software to children ages 7- 16 • Instruct students in the creation of art using Adobe Photoshop…
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CBZ | PDF This is a comic I first made for the Dark Horse contest back in 2004 or 2005. it didn’t get in. With the help of my friend Sean Causley to re-script it and letter it so that I could enter it into Zuda. Again another loss. So Here it is. I thinking of going back to this sometime soon. Online | CBR This is the first comic book I made completely by myself and printed it. I did it for the first New York Comic Con in 2006. Bud and Tony will be back sooner than later. Online This is my webcomic. I update it every Tuesdays & Thursday. Ants was Glyph nominated in 2010 for a rising star award.
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