Jeremy Sutton Live Event Painting

I create live digital murals at special events, off-sites and team-building events, both in-person (I am vaccinated against COVID-19) and virtually.

I am a London-born artist, based in San Francisco. I've been drawing for over four decades and painting with digital media for twenty five years. I have an MA (Oxon) degree in Physics from Oxford University where I also studied life drawing, print-making and sculpture at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, continuing my art studies at the Vrije Academie in the Hague, the Netherlands. I'm the author of six books on digital painting and have performed live digital painting for many hundreds of clients over the last two decades, including Apple, Google, Oracle, IBM, Microsoft, United Nations, CISCO, Cirque du Soleil, Smithsonian Museum, Sony, Virgin Atlantic Airlines, Corel, Creative Artists Agency, DreamWorks, IDG, the de Young and Legion of Honor Museums (San Francisco), The Tech Museum of Innovation (San Jose), Bill Graham Presents, Warner Bros., Wacom, Lucas Films, Xerox, Jack Morton Worldwide and TED Conferences. I created live digital paintings for the Cirque du Soleil TOTEM show in San Francisco; at the opening of the "David Hockney: A Bigger Exhibition" in the de Young Museum, San Francisco; in the Nuit Blanche Festival, Toronto; at the largest custom car show in the world, SEMA 2014, Las Vegas; and was the featured iPad artist performing live at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s "America Now! Innovation in Art" 2015 event in Washington DC.

For in-person painting an approximately 4' x 8' area is needed, with regular electrical outlet. For San Francisco Bay Area gigs I bring all equipment, including tall chair and a large HDMI screen. For virtual I prepare everything needed and have a Gigabit Zoom studio with 4K webcam, professional lighting, top quality audio and green screen.