President
Dover Productions, Ltd.
During High School in Dover, Oklahoma, Jeremy A. Ingle had the honor of designing many artistic works for the student body and schoolmates. Banners, posters, bookcovers, cartoons, and numerous other items were created by his hand during his younger years.
College at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College in Miami, Oklahoma found Jeremy majoring in Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement with a second major in Commercial Art. During this three year period, he worked full time with Theatre NEO designing playbills and theatre sets for the stage performances. He was also a contributing cartoonist for The Norse Wind, the college newspaper. His weekly comic strip, Googleyes, was a popular feature for the student body from 1996 to 1998. Jeremy was also known for recreating a wooden boardgame known as Ojahu (Wah-Hoo) which he sold over thirty of during his stay at the college.
His second college at The Art Institute of Dallas, in Dallas, Texas had Jeremy majoring in Graphic Design and Illustration. From 1998 to 2001, Jeremy designed a business logo for the Dallas Children's Museum, an event poster for The Dallas Museum of Art, a commercial storyboard for Billy Bob's Construction, a product packaging design label for Chichen-Itza Margarita Mix, a menu for The 'T' House Restaraunt, and others. His studies at the Institute focused primarily on logo design and photograph restoration.
Since leaving his schooling, Jeremy has focused his work on the photograph restoration aspect of his knowledge. His specialty is working on black & white photographs, but practically any restoration job is within his abilities.
Jeremy founded his business, Dover Productions, while attending Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College in 1997. Upon retaining the services of his associates in the field, Dover Productions became Dover Productions, Limited and each of the staff members recieved a stake in the business.
Associate of Applied Arts, Graphic Design, 2001, The Art Institute of Dallas, AII
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Photograph Restoration, 2001, The Art Institute of Dallas
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