Jay Jocham
LooseAnimals Art and Design

About Loose Animals

The Big Roche-a-Cri Creek – one of many, rapidly-disappearing outposts of a wilder Wisconsin. This is home to LooseAnimals Art & Design and the studio of Jay Jocham. Visit our wildlife art gallery and environmentally-friendly graphic design. We work with eco-friendly companies and non-profits to use our art, illustration and interpretive design to elevate awareness of endangered species and advocate environmental preservation.  

Art Gallery

Jay Jocham has shown his work extensively and his art has been included in the prestigious Birds in Art Exhibition at the Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, WI. Many of Jay’s original paintings have benefited world-wide conservation efforts.
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 Design Portfolio

Loose Animals provides award-winning and sustainable graphic design and is committed to environmentally-sensitive design practices. Understanding the power of design is our strength and fulfilling our client’s vision is our goal.
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Illustration

Jay Jocham's unique vision enables him to create illustrations that reflect a passion for wildlife while enhancing both fiction and educational narrative. His art has appeared on magazines, billboards and posters and have been instrumental in conserving wildlife around the world.
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 Mural Projects

In 2020, the International Crane Foundation completed a massive expansion at their site - Improvements to ten crane exhibits including six, new panoramic background murals. Jay is excited and honored to play a part in this special project. 
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Raising awareness for endangered wildlife and habitat

For over 37 years, Jay Jocham has created art that has helped conservation groups fund programs to protect wildlife. As a painter, Jocham has shown his work extensively and has been included in the prestigious Birds in Art International Exhibit in Wausau, WI. As an illustrator, he has illustrated several conservation posters and a children’s book entitled Zink the Zebra that is used as a cornerstone for teaching children about living with cancer. 
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