 Rural Rooster's owner J.J. Campbell acts as creative director, designer, programmer and screen printer for Rural Rooster. He graduated with a degree in studio art at the University of Texas where he concentrated on learning the fine art of painting, color theory and print making.
Along side his education in studio arts, Campbell studied the art of typography and communication design including apprenticeships with Austin's Marc English and Action Figure Design.
Campbell's art is also fueled with his desire to absorb and study visual history and trends. Campbell believes that studying and responding to the world around you is necessary to create innovative art and communication. His specialties include identity, branding, logos, album, poster, apparel design, web design, Content Management Systems (CMS), PHP, CSS, illustration, and various print production methods.
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 Scott runs an in-home curiosity museum, The Museum of Artificial and Natural Emphemerata, with his wife out of his home. He is finishing a PHD in Anthropology at UT Austin and writing about home-based art environments and ecology projects.
At Rural Rooster, Scott helps with sales, sourcing, billing, and some graphic design.
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 Ryan grew up in Houston and is a prolific street artist. Ryan spends most of his time creating art and screen printing.
At Rural Rooster, Ryan works pre-press and screen printing production. When not at RR, Ryan is involved with Mad Gods Clothing and other various art ventures.
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  Clay grew up near the Texas beaches and subsequently loves to surf and skate. He was first inspired by the skate graphics of the 80's and quickly fell in love with music and the art/design which portrayed his favorite bands. This naturally led to a passion for screen printing and gig posters. Clay earned a degree in Graphic Design from St. Edwards University, and is a long time, adept photographer with an eye for compelling composition.
Clay’s specialty work includes identity, branding, logos, album, poster, and apparel design. Stylistically, Clay is skilled with 1960's deco design, historical ornamental design, and hand drawn lettering mixed with unique, contemporary typography.
He first entered Rural Rooster’s doors in 2005 and has worked with artists that include Ben Kweller, Perry Ferrel, Michael Fracasso, Spacehog, and Stewart Mann.
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 Growing up in Houston, TX, Zane started screen printing on newsprint. He also has studied Graphic Design at the Art Institute of Austin. Along with Sean, Zane operates the art and culture blog Kid Glory .
At Rural Rooster, Zane is involved in screen printing, pre-press and production.
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 Sean has a background in retail and custom T-shirts including working with Tim Doyle and Mondo Tees at Alamo Drafthouse. Along with Zane, Sean operates the art and culture blog Kid Glory.
At Rural Rooster, he is involved in screen printing and production.
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