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Watch our NEW 3D Animation Compilation
Please take a look at our latest 3D Animation work! You’ll see that our creative team is continuing to push beyond their comfort zone to create that “WOW” experience for every client’s play, tool or oil and gas technology project. Need to explain enhanced oil recovery, stacked pay or oil investments in unconventional oil? No problem.
With new effects and cutting-edge, 3D programs, we can go beyond the norm and create that one of a kind animation, illustration, or oil and gas graphic your looking for! These 3D oil gas graphics are from many projects we have created up to this point. Look, experience and…
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Schematic Illustrations · Animations · Presentations · Mapping · Oil and Gas Logo Design · Websites · Trade Show Graphics · Exhibits for Hearings · Demonstratives for Litigation
Licensable Oilfield Education Animations
Life Cycle of an Oil Well · Horizontal Drilling: Oil & Gas · Intro to Well Logging · Salt Water Disposal Well · CO2 EOR Waterflood · 3D Seismic · 3D Virtual Rig Tour · Blowout Preventer · Delaware Basin Stacked Pay
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Welcome to JPG&D.
As a leader in oil and gas design, we speak, think and visualize in terms of the oil and gas industry. And, long ago, we set excellence and innovation as our watchwords. We join your team as an industry veteran who can contribute immediately – no learning curve required. Quite often, you only need to define your objectives and send us your project’s raw data. From there, we go to work to set you apart from your peers with accurate and effective oil and gas presentations, animations, websites and multimedia.
I’m as passionate about your success today as I was when I started in this industry in 1979. Let us put it to work on your oil and gas project!
Who We Can Interact With
We are multi-talented in a multi-faceted oil gas industry.
Geo-Science
Enabling the geo-expert to beautifully illustrate their findings. We specialize in the specialists.
Trade Organization
You represent the industry. Let us represent you. PR and graphics for oil and gas.
Law Firms / Expert Witnesses
When millions are on the line, make sure your point is clear, geologically accurate, and powerful.
Museums
We love having a hand in getting knowledge out there. Geology, petrochemical geophysics—we know the science, and enjoy illustrating it for any audience.
Universities & Colleges
Many professors and departments rely on our geologically accurate schematics, animations, and maps. (It doesn’t hurt that they’re engaging as well!)
Laymen
We can effectively communicate your message to land owners, civic leaders, new employees, juries, investors, students and the media, among others.
YOUR OIL GAS LOGO
IS YOUR VIRTUAL
HANDSHAKE.
(Get it right the first time.)
Our oil and gas logo process makes sure you’ll fall in love with your new look. We complete an in-depth discovery process with you, and then provide multiple comps, so you can pick one that’s perfect. From there, we then produce a glorious final version that we are all happy with.
When you look good, we look good.
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Take a look at some of our oil gas design work.
We provide the best visual media for the oil and gas industry.
Vertical Production Oil Gas Illustration
This Vertical Production Oil Gas Illustration was created by John Perez Graphics and Design, LLC. This schematic illustration is for the oil and gas industry. This oil and gas illustration is available for license!
Midland Basin Oil Gas Illustration
This Midland Basin Oil Gas Illustration was created by John Perez Graphics and Design, LLC. This oil gas schematic illustration is for the oil and gas industry. This Permian Basin petroleum art is available for license!
Permian Basin Regional Schematic
The Permian Basin Regional Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It is a regional east-west cross-section of the Permian Basin covering the Delaware Basin, Central Uplift and Midland Basin. Stratigraphic layers include but not limited to San Andreas, Bone Spring, Spraberry, Wolfcamp, Cisco, Strawn, Morrow, Mississippian, Simpson Group and Ellenburger. It includes the Texas counties of Andrews, Borden, Crane, Dawson, Ector, Gaines, Glasscock, Howard, Loving, Martin, Midland, Pecos, Reeves, Terrell, Upton, Ward, and Winkler. Named for the Permian Period, the basin dates back 60 to 299 million years ago in geologic time. There are many differences in stratigraphic nomenclature across the greater Permian Basin. 100″ x 34″ @ 300 DPI.
Permian Delaware Basin Schematic
The Permian Delaware Basin Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It depicts the formations of the Permian Delaware Basin.
Permian Central Basin Platform Schematic
The Permian Central Basin Platform Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It shows the formations of the Permian Basin Central area.
Permian Midland Basin Schematic
The Permian Midland Basin Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It shows the formations of the Midland Basin in the Permian. Landscape orientation.
Permian Delaware Basin Schematic Multi-Lateral
The Permian Delaware Basin Schematic Multi-Lateral was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It depicts the formations of the Permian Delaware Basin with multi lateral wells.
Horizontal Shale Multilateral Drilling & Fracking
The Horizontal Shale Multilateral Drilling & Fracking schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It shows multilateral drilling and fracking.
Horizontal Shale 9 Frac Detail Schematic
The Horizontal Shale 9 Frac Detail Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It depicts horizontal drilling, fracking and a frack detail.
Illinois Basin Vertical Horizontal Channel Sand Drilling
Illinois Basin Vertical Horizontal Channel Sand Drilling
The Illinois Basin Vertical Horizontal Channel Sand Drilling schematic as created by John Perez Graphics. Portrait orientation. Schematic illustration showing multiple vertical wells drilled to shallow formations and one deeper horizontal well drilled into a shale formation. Illustration shows faulting, folding, several unconformities and channel sand deposits.
Impact Schematic Showing Crater Crest Central Uplift
Impact Schematic Showing Crater Crest Central Uplift
The Impact Schematic Showing Crater Crest Central Uplift was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It is an llustration of an impact crater showing an unfaulted apron, faulted crestal rim, outer rim, crest, crater and central uplift. There is one vertical well and several directionally drilled oil wells. The area outside of the impact area is ghosted back so the focus is on the feature. Landscape orientation.
Appalachian Basin Drilling Schematic
Appalachian Basin Drilling Schematic
The Appalachian Basin Drilling Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics. It is an llustration showing horizontal wells drilled in the Marcellus Shale, Herkimer Sandstone and Utica Shale formations. Landscape orientation.
Gas Injection Tertiary Recovery Schematic
The Gas Injection Tertiary Recovery Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It is a tertiary recovery illustration showing a fault block injected with natural gas for enhanced oil recovery. The surface has a Processing Plant, Produced Fluids Separator and Production Well. It includes a detail zoom of natural gas mixing with oil and flowing to the production well. Portrait Orientation.
Drilling Vertical Oil Sidetrack Wells Schematic
Drilling Vertical Oil Sidetrack Wells Schematic
The Drilling Vertical Oil Sidetrack Wells Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. A vertical well targets the oil pay on the down-thrown side of the fault. A directional well is sidetracked to penetrate the anticline on the up-thrown side of the fault. Each target area shows an oil water contact line. Pay zones may also exist in shallower sandstone formations.
Metamorphic Folding Faulting Schematic
Metamorphic Folding Faulting Schematic
Metamorphic Folding Faulting Schematic illustration shows what was once flat-lying sedimentary strata and volcanic rocks that were bent creating folds. The metamorphic rocks created anticlines and synclines trapping potential hydrocarbons up against faults. The upper section has been thrust up and butts up against an unconformity creating additional traps beneath more recently deposited shales.
Multi Vertical Drilling Schematic Fluvial Sands
Multi Vertical Drilling Schematic Fluvial Sands
This Multi Vertical Drilling Schematic Fluvial Sands was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. It shows drilling in a fluvial sand environment.
Salt Dome Multi Zone Schematic
Salt Dome Multi Zone Schematic
This Salt Dome Multi Zone Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics and Design, LLC. This oil and gas illustration is for the oil and gas industry. This drilling geology graphic shows a salt dome with multiple verticals wells and faults.
Petroleum Industry Value Chain
The Petroleum Industry Value Chain schematic was created by John Perez Graphics. It depicts the petroleum industry life cycle from drilling to end user.
The upstream sector of the oil and gas industry involves the exploration and production (E&P) of crude oil and natural gas. The Petroleum Industry Value Chain schematic depicts that operations include determining where to drill, how deep to drill, and the design and construction of the well site. The well must be operated and managed to deliver the best return on investment while maintaining safety and leaving the smallest footprint.The right to drill involves leasing the acreage from the land or mineral owners and conducting the necessary reviews and interpretations of geological and geophysical data. Drilling the well is done by rig contractors who create the “borehole” in the ground. The rig contractor is supported by several oilfield service companies that all perform necessary functions to successfully drill and complete the well. Producing the well includes recovering oil and/or gas using primary, secondary and tertiary oil recovery methods to maximize the oil and/or natural gas produced from the well. Once the well reaches the end of its productive life, it will be plugged and abandoned. This can be anywhere from a few years after the well is drilled to decades later.
The midstream oil and gas sector involves activities that occur between the upstream and downstream sectors of the oil and gas industry. The Petroleum Industry Value Chain schematic illustrates that these include processing, storage and transportation of crude oil and natural gas. Because oil and gas reserves are not located in the same geographic location as refining and consumption regions, it must be transported. This is done by pipeline, rail, barge, oil tanker or truck. The midstream segment is considered to be a low risk, regulated part of the industry.
The downstream sector involves crude oil refining, raw gas processing and the distribution and sales of these refined products to the end user. The Petroleum Industry Value Chain schematic shows how the downstream sector reaches consumers through sales of fuel products such as gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, heating oil, natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). There are also thousands of products made from oil and gas petrochemicals that most people use on an everyday basis. Some other products most are not as familiar with are lubricants, synthetic rubbers, plastics, fertilizers and pesticides.
Bakken Shale Dual Horizontals Schematic
Bakken Shale Dual Horizontals Schematic
The Bakken Shale Dual Horizontals Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics. It is an illustration with a cutout to show stacked stratigraphy of the Williston Basin and dual horizontal wells being drilled in the Bakken shale.
Oil Multi-Sand Formations within Fault Block
The Oil Multi-Sand Formations within Fault Block Schematic was created by John Perez Graphics & Design, LLC. The illustration shows a downdip fault block creating a four-way trap. The three sand formations are encased in shale and the traps have oil pay above a water contact. The source rock are the shales under the sandstone layers. Landscape orientation.
Oil Gas Salt Dome Animation
Oil Gas Schematic Structure Rotation Animation
John Perez Graphics 3D Animation Compilation 2017 Trailer
Noble Energy Animation Trailer
We Love to Help Educate the Future of the Oil and Gas Industry with Oil and Gas Graphics
We try to donate the use of our oil and gas graphics, illustrations, and oil and gas animations in hopes of helping students understand some basic principles about the oil and gas industry.
OIL AND GAS EDUCATION IS OUR LIFE.
Take a look at the link below from our friends at LSU Law
Some of our clients
We are proud to work with these companies and so many more!
