Mike Geiger is an artist by day, and art is his side gig. He’s supervising director ofNickelodeon’s animated series “Rock Paper Scissors,” and makes public art in his spare time.

I’m excited to announce my participation in Boston’s WINTERACTIVE 2025, a vibrant outdoor art festival transforming the city into a winter wonderland of interactive installations and creativity. My two pieces, Nature’s Glow and Nature’s Solace, will be featured, each exploring the connection between humanity and the natural world through light, design, and immersive experiences. Join me in celebrating art, nature, and the magic of winter in Downtown Boston!

Happy to share that my digital piece “Nature’s Dimension” will be showcased at Art Basel this year with the Art Innovation Gallery exhibit in Miami.

I was excited to share that alongside designing the TAAFI poster, I had been asked to create the 2024 signal film for the festival. This short film was introduced at the screenings, showcasing the festival's vibe and acknowledging its sponsors. Since I have been exploring Blender, and I thought this might be the perfect opportunity to attempt my first 3D film. In hindsight I think I bit off more that I should have for such a tight schedule, but was fun to see what was possible.

Excited to share that my latest light-based installation is part of the Lumière Festival in Toronto ‘Nature’s Glow’ at Ontario Place.As night falls, Trillium Park transforms into a canvas of illumination, where my installation joins a constellation of 17 interactive light pieces. This year's theme is "CONNECTIONS," with Nature’s Glow encouraging visitors to reflect on their own relationship with nature and the unseen forces that protect and surround it.

Please feel free to drop by any evening from now until April 20th to view this free exhibit.

After 13 years I was given the opportunity to update the inaugural TAAFI poster for the 2024 festival.

‘Nature’s Child’ is a whimsical tribute to the vitality and harmony shared between our city and the natural world. Representing the spirit of Mother Nature’s child, this larger-than-life installation, with its imposing presence and simple features, serves as a playful reminder that our relationship with nature can be not only harmonious but also filled with a sense of fun, light-heartedness, and optimism.

Zokie of Planet Ruby now streaming on Amazon Prime.

Excited to announce the my installation “Nature Child” will be shown at 2 St Clair Est ( At Yonge and St. Clair) for Design TO 2023.

Representing the spirit of Mother Nature's child, this 12-foot-tall installation serves as a playful reminder that our relationship with nature can be not only harmonious but also filled with a sense of fun, light-heartedness, and optimism.

I am pleased to share that my NFT artwork will also be printed on commemorative tickets at this year’s NFTNYC.

Excited that one of my NFTs was chosen by NFT NYC for their artist showcase and will be appearing on a billboard in Times Square this April.

While at Industrial Brothers I was asked to create some of the street art that populates the city on Netflix’s newest series Daniel Spellbound. Some samples below:

I’m pleased to say I did some storyboard work on season 1 of the Patrick Star Show which is now available on Paramount +.

A few samples of my work below (copyright Nickelodeon animation)

Created by Brian Morante (Penguins of Madagascar, Breadwinners), ZJ Sparkleton is a buddy comedy for six to 11s that stars a vlogger named Ruby and her alien best friend who film their daily adventures around their home town. Nelvana’s Mike Geiger will direct, and Lynne Warner is on board as a supervising producer. Nickelodeon’s VP of animation development Kari Kim, SVP of animation development Claudia Spinelli, and VP of current series animation Conrad Montgomery will also oversee production.

Some of the preschool projects include Obediya Jones-Darrell’s Br’er Rabbit & Friends, based on African, Caribbean and North American folktales told in an African-Nova Scotian community; the sing-along series The George Canyon Show—Kids Edition; Mike Geiger’s series Hartford about a five-year-old living with anxiety; Nitanis & Skylar, a show from Loretta Todd that sees the titular characters find lost people, places and things in their neighborhood; and Power Lines, Gazelle Automation’s series about playful subway trains.