Jet Professional Painting
Modern service website • Mobile design • Estimate flow
I makethings peopleremember.
Hi! I’m Skylar Clarke, a New Jersey-based musician, web designer, and creative director building songs, brands, and digital experiences with personality.
MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJAVAILABLE FOR PROJECTSMUSICIAN + DESIGNER
WEBSITESMUSICBRANDINGCREATIVE DIRECTIONVISUAL STORYTELLINGWEBSITESMUSICBRANDINGCREATIVE DIRECTIONVISUAL STORYTELLING
Selected Websites
Built to feel
like themselves.
Every business has its own rhythm.
I build websites around personality, movement, and memory instead of forcing every client into the same mold.
Colin’s Landscaping
Editorial landscape concept • Motion • Brand direction
Palma Halman
Songs from
the same studio.
Creative Studio
One practice,
many forms.
I work across mediums because the best ideas rarely stay politely inside one box.
Website Design
Distinctive, mobile-first websites with thoughtful copy, motion, and conversion paths.
Brand Direction
Names, visual systems, typography, tone, and the details that make a business recognizable.
Music & Production
Songwriting, recording, arrangement, performance, and creative collaboration.
Artwork & Posters
Album covers, campaign graphics, flyers, social visuals, and creative concepts.
Video & AI Creative
Short-form concepts, music visuals, editing, storytelling, and experimental production.
Creative Direction
Turning scattered ideas into a clear, memorable world with a strong point of view.
Now
What I’m
building lately.
Designing websites.
Writing songs.
Creating visual identities.
Building beautiful things.
About Skylar
Music taught me
how design should move.
Skylar Clarke is a musician, designer, and creative director based in Monmouth County, New Jersey. He creates websites for local businesses, releases music with Palma Halman, and develops visual ideas across branding, artwork, and digital storytelling.
Skylar is interested in work with a pulse.
A website should not feel like a stack of boxes. A song should not sound assembled.
A brand should not feel borrowed.
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