Figure .13
Painting
Sanitarium
Oil on canvas, 60" x 60"
Available for purchase.
Available for purchase.
Figure .14
Painting
Double Phoenix with Ermine
Oil on canvas, 30" x 40"
Sold to private collector.
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Sold to private collector.
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Figure .15
Painting
Pink Memory
Oil, spray, and acrylic paint on cradled wood panel, 20" x 24"
Sold to private collector.
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Sold to private collector.
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PBS Digital Series
Art Direction & Design
What’s Good
Webby Award Winner
Best Film and Video in the Science & Education Category for PBS Kids.
Watch it here.
“Join us for What’s Good, a six-part PBS series designed for parents where inspiration and information meet the power of science. Each episode ventures to a new location to meet people from various backgrounds – dancers, poets, musicians, artists, athletes, chefs, conservationists and scientists – and connects their knowledge and talents to a simple, real-world lesson in the area of science.”
Direction
Brandon Breaux & Nick Castle
Art Direction & Design
Dougan Khim
Sponsors
PBS, PBS for Parents, PBS Digital Studios, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, The Illinois Film Office, U.S. Department of Education
Short Documentary
Direction
Let This Be Therapy
Chicago artist Brandon Breaux, best known for his series of Chance the Rapper album covers, chronicles his mission to change the negative perception of South Side Chicago and address mental illness in black communities through his art, as the deadline for his first exhibition in Singapore looms.
Screenings
With support from Havas/Annex, Let This Be Therapy has be shown at the Spikes Asia Awards, Soho House Chicago, San Francisco Black Film Festival, Social Works Black History Month Festival hosted by Chance the Rapper at ICON Theatres, and the DC Black Film Festival.
This piece is currently in consideration for film festivals. Online release coming soon.
Feel free to email for a link.
Created by
Dougan Khim
Direction
Dougan Khim and Justin Leyba
Producer
Dougan Khim and Anthony Casanova
DoP
Mason Adams
Editor
Anthony Casanova
Sound
Grant Stakenas
Color
Matthew Phillips
Music
Justin Krol
Screenings
With support from Havas/Annex, Let This Be Therapy has be shown at the Spikes Asia Awards, Soho House Chicago, San Francisco Black Film Festival, Social Works Black History Month Festival hosted by Chance the Rapper at ICON Theatres, and the DC Black Film Festival.
This piece is currently in consideration for film festivals. Online release coming soon.
Feel free to email for a link.
Created by
Dougan Khim
Direction
Dougan Khim and Justin Leyba
Producer
Dougan Khim and Anthony Casanova
DoP
Mason Adams
Editor
Anthony Casanova
Sound
Grant Stakenas
Color
Matthew Phillips
Music
Justin Krol