This anniversary gift was designed, carved, and burned into a piece of cedar wood.

Sometimes it just looks interesting

During a Color Theory course project in college, this painting was a lesson in Analogous colors while recreating the "Head of a Famous Robber" by Paul Klee.

This classroom still-life drawing is the result of students bringing items from home to be included in the class-wide still-life drawing project.

When peeling an orange in between working on a painting project in college, a moment of inspiration struck when part of the orange looked strikingly similar to an eyeball.

This logo has been around for nearly a decade when Faber first founded this band and started dabbling with visual arts to coincide with the music.

Sometimes the City can provide some interesting photo opportunities.

Some interesting shots can be captured when playing around with the camera.

A high school project required carving a piece of linoleum and rolling ink across to create stamped art. While one of the stamps was entered into the Arlington Museum of Art's Student Art Exhibition, unfortunately none of the original inked stamps have survived.

A fun tribute to both the Dalai Lama and Salvador Dali, this forty-hour drawing is a play on words and names that is perferated with Buddhist symbolism and references to five of Salvador’s paintings.

Amidst the wild and unprecedented events of 2020 JMF was inspired to create this image using drawing and digital imaging techniques.

One of the first "Photoshop" attempts that JMF ever undertook, this image speaks on the musical inspiration that started it all.

A 3D animation test render of an upcoming character...

John M Faber, the Founder of JMF Studios, is a self-proclaimed "madman" who takes his artistic journey one day at a time.

In need of a custom drink koozie for a family vacation, JMF was obliged to create a quick, keepsake design.

Some high quality family photos from the founder-in-chief Mr. J.M. Faber

An eight and a half hour self-portrait that was selected for the 2013 Student Juried Art Exhibition. This is the first serious self-portrait drawing of the artist that happened to emerge from a semester final project in drawing class. The eyes were the last part of the drawing, and they exemplify the exhaustion of a late night.

A moment of inspiration struck one Halloween that lead to this original project that was also entered into a pumpkin carving contest.

During a Halloween tour of the George Bush Library in College Station, Texas that allowed visitors to wear their costumes and participate in various activities throughout the tour, one photo opportunity lead to a moment of inspiration for the artist.

One of the first assignments in Typography 101 class during college was to hand draw a design for the phrase "Loitering With Intent", pushing the artists to consider how best to visually communicate the implicated meanings of the words and phrase.

Finding inspiration in nature through the lens of the camera.

An image taken in Salt Lake City that has become a studio favorite.

Taking photos of the kids enjoying their Christmas gift captured a photograph that also inspired this project.

These panorama photographs require stitching together several photos together to capture a scene that cannot otherwise be captured in one shot.

Everything you see is originally designed and hand-crafted by the artist. This project involved giving an identity to a fictitious non-profit organization that mails a paper airplane package to ill children who are confined to a hospital. The entire kit was designed and assembled as a class assignment.

Some photographs of people in JMF's Life

One of the first official Photoshop projects by JMF was during a Digital Imaging course where the assignment was to photoshop a bottle with elements reflective of the artist's personality based on a billboard advertisement the professor had worked on.

Multiple class assignments with the same requirement of creating a logo out of the artist's name and personality have been combined into one large project with numerous variations and hundreds of logo sketches.

Pets tend to be great subjects for a photoshoot

A design class assignment becomes a JMF first with digitally hand drawn images based around a risk management ad campaign. JMF Studios does not claim any ownership of or affiliation with Universal Risk Solutions. These images were designed and crafted for educational purposes.

Sketches and drawings of the not-so-finished variety by Faber over the years, ranging from his younger years, to college, to today.

An ongoing live music venue concept that combines the artist's love of music, science, visual arts, and theater.

A Facebook group, originally created for astronomy classmates trying to get their homework done, was made public and has grown to over 1000 members and gets an occasional updated design from JMF.

An advanced drawing assignment required something other than paper to be used as the canvas. By chance an old guitar had stopped working properly a few months earlier, so it was sanded down, covered in tempera paint and drawn using oil pastel. Some highlights use the natural color of the wood, exposed by scratching the surface with a knife. The front side of the guitar would not allow the proper canvas for oil pastel.