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Jordyn Doyel is a Los Angeles based creative with a strong multidisciplinary background. Doyel graduated from Loyola University Chicago in 2018 with a Bachelor of Art in Fine Art Photography and a Bachelor of Science in Film and Digital Media Production.
Doyel has worked with a wide verity of clients as a photographer, videographer, editor, motion designer, and graphic designer. Accounts and clients she has worked with include Samsung, Fedex, HP, Microsoft, H&R Block, Barilla, Chicago Marathon, This Free Life, Ebay, and many more.
Jordyn received and honorable mention at the 2016 Loyola University Chicago Student Juried Show for "Auschwitz".
Jordyn’s prints were selected for acquisition by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to be displayed in their new Chicago Office.
Friends of Dorothy - Censored was part of the group show Foreword at Loyola University Museum of Art in April 2018.
Friends of Dorothy and Friends of Dorothy - Censored was part of the group show CounterCulture: Hidden Stories of Chicago's Past and Present at Bucktown Gallery in May 2018.
Jordyn has won a BEA Festival of Media Arts Award of Excellence in Long Form Video or Film Documentary in 2018 for her work on “Under One Sky”.
Friends of Dorothy was part of The Family of No Man show in Arles, France.
Friends of Dorothy was selected as as a finalist for the summer 2018 open call gallery show, Disruption, at Latitude Chicago.
Jordyn has had work featured in Teen Vogue.