James is the newest addition to the Jangle team.

He’s also the youngest.

Which means he has none of the worry lines that the rest of us have gotten from working in the advertising industry — or grey hairs for that matter. (At least none that we can tell — James decided to shave his head the second week he was here … a move that shocked and outraged the follicly challenged males of Jangle.)

Seeing as he’s young, James is the most in tune with today’s fashion trends and is probably the best dresser among the bunch of us. Everyday he arrives at work looking like he’s the model from a Gap or Abercrombie & Fitch photo shoot. With the shaved head, hip glasses and nice threads, James certainly looks the part of a talented designer. But it doesn’t stop there. James has got the talent, too. He’s an accomplished illustrator who — combining his uniquely dry sense of humor and drawing skills — has won several awards for humorous illustrations/cartoons, as well as a graphic designer with a strong visual eye. James honed his skills at Furman University in Greenville, S.C., and The Disney Institute’s Animation Program where he was thrilled to learned stop-motion and cel animation from Disney pros, but was extremely disappointed when they wouldn’t let him walk around the park in the Goofy character costume.

After the sun goes down, the computer mouse and pencil in James’ hands are tossed aside and replaced with a pair of mighty drumsticks. Mr. Feenstra sits behind the drum kit for an alternative rock band, scarily named Dead Boys Float. We tend to think they don’t play Abba covers.