Illustration— iamspencerjackson

Hacienda Beer Co

Hacienda Beer Co. is an experimental brewing project from the owners of Door County Brewing Co bases in Wisconsin. When they asked to collaborate on a series of three upcoming launches the direction was “do what you do best”. The final product was even better than expected…

Sad Magazine

Role: Illustrator

An independent magazine dedicated to covering Vancouver’s independent Arts and Culture from the perspective of local, emerging Writers and Artists. Producing illustrations to support an article was a new challenge but ultimately a lot of fun. One of the illustrations were selected to be made into a print and sold at the magazines launch party

SpooX Streetwear

Role: Illustrator

SpooX reached and asked to contribute for a couple of their latest collections of t-shirts and hoodies, and it was a pleasure to be able to contribute.

Paper+Plastic

Role: Illustrator

Paper+Plastic are a record label who also sell high end toys as well as Art + Artifacts. They were working on a new art project called ‘DEEDS OF HELL’ and were producing a sticker pack to help fund it, it was a great to contribute to the project with one of my illustrations to be included in the pack

OVRUNDRCO

Role: Concept | Illustrator

The independent Vancouver based apparel were looking for illustrated design to be part of their first launch. The design contributed to a successful first launch and the first run of the design being sold out and second run in multiple colour ways being produced.

Akin Clothing

Role: Concept | Illustrator

Working with Akin was a unique experience, creating a illustration for a company who are actively doing good for less fortunate children made it all the more rewarding. The brief was completely open 'just do what you do best' was pretty much the direction. Couldn't be happier with the final result! Pick up your own here

Vine Magazine

Role: Illustrator

The June issue of Vine Magazine had a feature that was focused on Germany and six key cities for the business. Articles about the cities were accompanied with four illustrations of recognisable landmarks from each city and made into one scene. The final six cities were Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Zurich. I was briefed to draw the buildings so they looked easily recognisable and had a technical feel to the drawings but still loose and sketch like. The illustrations were then printed out and photographed to further the collage/sketch feel to the work.