Illustration alumnus makes collectibles that accompany popular films and shows
Jeremy Sniatecki
Two of "The Mandalorian" posters Sniatecki created.
Jeremy Sniatecki ’95 (illustration) has enjoyed a full career in commercial illustration and graphic design since graduating from RIT.
His work experiences include heavy involvement in the collectibles industry. He has executed the design of licensed products, packaging, apparel, and art prints for the largest brands and titles in entertainment. His portfolio includes licensed collectibles featuring DC films, Dune, Harry Potter, Jurassic Park/World, Lord of the Rings, Marvel films, Masters of the Universe, Star Wars and The Mandalorian, Universal Monsters, and Wednesday.
Jeremy Sniatecki
“RIT provided a solid foundation for me to grow and sharpen my artistic bent into marketable skill sets,” Sniatecki said. “One aspect of that which served me the most was the exposure to and exercise in a variety of styles and media. I was challenged to expand my offerings beyond just a one-trick pony situation. The influence and guidance by professors, and also by fellow students, provided an important edge for entering the work field — versatility. And with that adaptability for growing and evolving throughout my career, I was also instilled with the undergirding of good practices in dealing with clients and meeting their deadlines in friendly and effective ways.”
More samples of Sniatecki's licensed collectible work can be found below. His wider portfolio can be found on his website and Instagram.
Jeremy Sniatecki
A retro travel poster, designed by Sniatecki, of Isla Nublar, the setting of the "Jurassic Park" and "Jurassic World" films.
Jeremy Sniatecki
A Stargate-themed poster design (for portfolio only).
Jeremy Sniatecki
One of Sniatecki's Universal Monsters creations.
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