A self taught illustrator and perspectivist, Mr. Junget began his career as a tool and die maker working for over twenty years in the space and aircraft industry in factories throughout Connecticut. After a company downsizing, he set out to build a career in illustration.

 Working with real estate companies drawing images for marketing brochures, the need for perspectives inspired him to learn architectural perspective construction. This led to collaborations with many architectural firms throughout Fairfield and New Haven Counties.

   In 2004 Mr. Junget was invited to teach Perspective at the Institute for the Study of Classical Architecture. That year also found him beginning a career as Illustrator in Residence at the prestigious classical architecture firm of Ferguson and Shamamian.

   In 2006, Mr. Junget moved to Hart Howerton Planners and Architects where he continued as Illustrator in Residence pursuing architectural, urban design and conceptual illustration projects.

   In 2007, with the support and sponsorship of the venerable pen and ink illustrator Murray Tinkelman, Mr. Junget was elected to the Society of Illustrators, a life long dream. The wide variety of architectural illustration styles and mediums that built Mr. Jungets' diverse portfolio at Hart Howerton contributed greatly to this event.

 In 2009, Mr. Junget returned to his studio specializing in traditional illustration mediums of pen & ink, pencil and watercolor serving architectural, advertising and marketing firms as well as private automotive commissions.