Curriculum Vitae
Noah J. Landers (1995 - est. 2084) is a painter and illustrator. His work searches for comfort in clutter by simulating surroundings in painstaking detail, applying equal significance to every wrinkle and speck of dust, and underscoring the potential for eclecticism in every confined space. This level of hyper-attention fractures the "reality" of his subjects, elevating them into a realm of comic absurdity.
Noah received a BA in Film & Media Arts from Temple University in 2017, focusing on cinematography and animation. He has since applied this knowledge of image composition and lighting to his lifelong proclivity for visual artwork, which he produces on a commission basis, supported by word-of-mouth promotion within the artistic communities of Philadelphia and Los Angeles. His professional work extends across many mediums, from traditional paintings to digital animation.
Funches, acrylic on 9x12" canvas, 2018.
SELECTED WORKS
PUBLICATIONS
2023: Mosaic No. 1, magazine cover painting for The Minnesota Review, Issue 99.
2022: Illustrations and cover artwork for What’s So Great About Books Anyway? by Matt Hoag, Hoag Publishing Company.
MUSIC
2025: Graphic design for Alive in '25 by Longmont Potion Castle.
2024: Album cover illustration for The Magic In Numbers by Arian Rad.
2024: Album covers illustration for Arian Rad’s Growing Pains, She’s Got Me, T.M.I.N., Staying singles.
2023: Album cover painting for Bohemian by Bohemian.
2022: Album cover illustration for Biff’s Millennials single.
2022: Album cover and back cover illustrations and logo/label designs for Murder Mart by Zinske.
2022: Album cover illustration for Zinske’s Freon Dumb single.
2021: Seagulls Online Vol. 1, digital animation for Seagulls stream.
2021: Album cover illustration for Zinske’s Horseface Josey single.
2019: Tardigrade, illustration commission for Echo Lad’s band logo.
2019: Digital collage for back cover of Seagull’s Thrown Voice CD and Sega Genesis cartridge.
2018: Like U Do, digital animation for Seagull’s “Like U Do” music video.
2017: Album cover illustration for Answering Machine: Acoustic and Undercover by Seagulls.
COMMERCIAL
2025: Philly Green Building and logo illustrations for Philly Green Building.
2025: Illustrated poster for Space Melt Cinema’s screening of Don't Let The Riverbeast Get You! (2012).
2025: Illustrated poster for Philadelphia Film Society’s screening of The Raid (2011).
2025: Illustrated poster for Space Melt Cinema’s screening of Mad God (2021).
2024: Illustrated poster for Philadelphia Film Society’s screening of Opera (1987).
2022: Illustrated poster and VHS cover for short film The Man Who Ate America, dir. Dreon Fernandez, Disgusting Amateur Shorts.
2021: First Date, label illustration/watercolor for Herman’s Coffee “Martha Blend,” collaboration with Shaylin O’Connell.
2020: Brain Angler, Carrot Finger, and logo illustrations for Zig Zag BBQ shirts.
2019: Mummy Napkin, poster illustration for Longmont Potion Castle.
2019: Illustration and animation credits sequence for short film Mud & Honey, dir. Molly Sorensen, Focus Features and JetBlue.
PRIVATE COMMISSIONS
2024: Delilah, 16x20" acrylic painting on canvas.
2022: Clapton, 11x14" acrylic painting on canvas.
2021: Horse, 12x16" acrylic painting on canvas.
2021: Hickory & Myrtle, 12x16" acrylic painting on canvas.
2021: Rigby, 12x16" acrylic painting on canvas.
2020: Sam & Her Mom, 12x9" acrylic painting on canvas.
2020: Jonbenet & Bobby, 9x12" acrylic painting on canvas.
2020: Rudy, 11x14" acrylic painting on canvas.
2020: Crumb & Binks, 9x12" acrylic painting on canvas.
2020: Gus, 11x14" acrylic painting on canvas.
2020: Stella, 12x16" acrylic painting on canvas.
SKILLS
Proficiency in ink illustration, acrylic, watercolor, and oil painting
Working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, 2-D multi-medium animation, 3-D Modeling and Animation.
Experience in highly-stylized graphic design.
Formal training in operating DSLR, film, and video cameras, as well as lighting rig set-ups for video and photography.
EDUCATION
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY, Bachelor of Arts in Film and Media Arts, Philadelphia, PA.