24 Matches for Jeremy Johnson from Newport Beach, California, USA

Jeremy F. Johnson

Newport Beach, CA | Irvine, CA | Del Mar, CA

Also known as: TooFaced

CEO - too faced cosmeticd

Jeremy D. Johnson Age 37

Costa Mesa, CA | Seattle, WA | Newport Beach, CA

Also known as: jjdzny22

Jeremy Johnson lives in Costa Mesa, CA. He has also lived in Seattle, WA; Newport Beach, CA and Irvine, CA. Companies in which he has a work history include Dept. Of Homeland Security and Officer. One of his favorite bands is Glenn Miller.

Jeremy P. Johnson Age 46

Long Beach, CA | Beverly Hills, CA | Laguna Hills, CA

Hmm... serious (couldn't you tell from the picture?), thoughtful, philosophical, self-sacrificing, conscientious, devoted, independent, practical. I enjoy surprising people after they think they've 'got me pegged.' Behind the scenes work is definitely my style... if you want the spotlight, take it. ...No, I'm not Muslim, a member of the Taliban, or John Walker Lindh's cousin.

Jeremy L. Johnson

Los Angeles, CA | Huntington Beach, CA

Also known as: jeremyljohnson

When asked "What is your favorite painting?" artist Jeremy Johnson responds, 'The next one I am going to paint.' Born in 1982 in Santa Clara, California, Jeremy started drawing and painting as a child. It was obvious that art would be a passion he would possess throughout his life. Having no formal instruction, Jeremy studied art history and theory on his own, and looked to art magazines and photography for inspiration. “I started out young, creating and imitating works from other artists I liked. Painting was just something that came naturally to me. I never felt lost while holding the brush.” Throughout school, Jeremy received much attention for his paintings. By 13, he found direction and began developing his own unique styles. In high school he solidified them. Jeremy often credits his high school art instructor for mentoring him. “Without Dave Tamori I probably wouldn’t be where I am today, artistically speaking. He believed in me and encouraged me to show my work.” Back then Jeremy was known for never doing assigned projects. He was constantly found in the back of the classroom painting profusely. “During class I was flooded with inspiration and ideas. When that bell rang for art class, I wasn’t about to put inspiration aside for an art assignment.” Jeremy never recieved anything less then an "A" in art class and later graduated with honors in art. Even though he was passionate about his art, Jeremy decided to go through the cadet process at the Butte County Jail to become a correctional officer and eventually make his way to patrol. On the 26th of June 2002, tragedy struck and Jeremy’s life changed forever. His younger brother Justin drowned in the Feather River while they were swimming. Before his death, Justin had stressed how important it was for Jeremy to pursue his art. He told Jeremy that becoming a police officer would be a waste of his talent. When Justin’s locker at school was cleaned out, a binder of Jeremy’s art and pictures were found. Many of Justin’s friends shared stories with Jeremy about how proud Justin was of his big brother. It was at that point that Jeremy knew he would pursue his art for the rest of his life. Every piece he’s completed, as well as those to come, are dedicated to his brother Justin Johnson. Jeremy’s paintings are influenced by a variety of outside forces; however, his desire to paint and consistently create new works of art are derived from an internal source. His work has been nationally televised, featured in magazines, and even adorns the walls of celebrity homes. Now, at age 25, Jeremy resides in Southern California continuously creating his art. The Jeremy L. Johnson Gallery in Los Angeles is coming soon. “When I’m painting, I never know how the piece will end up. It’s never completed the way I originally planned, often times better.” His popularity is rapidly growing, with a steady fan base in all parts of the world. Soon you will be able to view his art around California,and eventually all over the country. You may even be able to catch him at a local Barnes & Nobles with a cup of coffee and an art magazine. If you see Jeremy around stop and say "Hi". Jeremy loves to hear from those who know his work. For information on Jeremy L. Johnson and his art, check out: www.JeremyLJohnson.net www.myspace.com/JeremyJ