Welcome to Loose Animals Art & Design
Pictured at left is the Big Roche-a-Cri Creek –– one of many rapidly-disappearing outposts of a wilder Wisconsin and home to Loose Animals Art & Design and the art studio of Jay Jocham.
Here the smell of pine permeates your senses and refreshes your being. Hear the
sound of swiftly moving water over sand, rock, and fallen timber and the gentle
sound of the breeze as it moves through the trees. For residents and visitors,
it is a chance to catch a breath of fresh air and moments of solitude. For
anglers, it is a fine place to soak a fly. For artists, it provides moments of
clarity where brushstrokes of color sway to the tempo of the spring-fed
current.
Visit our online wildlife art gallery and the environmentally-friendly graphic
design portfolio. Loose Animals works with eco-friendly companies to create
publications that use resources efficiently before, during, and after
production. View animal illustration, interpretive graphics, nature photography
and the special art projects. If you like what you see, please let us know.
Thank you for visiting our site.
"People who are crazy enough to think they can
change the world are the ones who do."
~Steve Jobs 1955-2011
This 1600 sq. ft. Trompe l'œil
mural, was painted summer
of 2009 at the ICF campus in
Baraboo, Wisconsin. For the
Blue Crane exhibit, realistic
imagery of a South African
landscape was created to
add depth to the exhibit.
