Arctic fox · lighting designer · train nerd

Hi, I’m Jaybee.

I create atmosphere with light, help keep convention A/V running, and collect stories about machines built to last.

Based in
Iceland
Community
CanFURence
Favourite era
Steam & early diesel
Illustration of Jaybee, a white arctic fox character with blue eyes

About me

Where art, technology and nostalgia meet.

I’m Jaybee the Arctic Fox. I work in lighting design and serve on the A/V team for CanFURence, creating the atmosphere that helps events feel alive.

Being a furry is a core part of who I am. It naturally shapes how I create, collaborate and connect with the community around me.

Outside show lighting, I’m happiest exploring railway history, classic automotive design and the character of old warning systems and infrastructure.

The things I love

A curious mix of bright lights and old machinery.

Different interests, one common thread: thoughtful design, clever engineering and the feeling that something has a story to tell.

01

Show lighting

Designing colour, movement and atmosphere that make a stage or convention space feel unforgettable.

02

Railways

Steam locomotives, early diesels and the tracks, stations and systems that connected entire communities.

03

Classic cars

Older cars with distinctive silhouettes, analogue character and design choices you can recognise at a glance.

04

Warning systems

Outdoor sirens and legacy infrastructure — practical engineering with history, purpose and unmistakable presence.

My people

The people who belong on this page.

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My Friends @ CanFURence

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Merasmus/Union

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EossSpartan

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Duckie Finch

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Azure

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Linx Fox

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Robert.05

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