Illustration - Jamie Q

A drawing of an armadillo on a dark dusty purple background. The face, legs, and tail are light blue. The body is black with many bands of bright red dots and triangles creating the pattern of the armour. The title "Armour" is pink. Rae's name is blue.

Illustration and graphic design for Armour by Rae Spoon, Coax Records. Release date: February 2016.

The interior of an open paper CD case. Each side has an illustration of a light blue hand with scales and pointy dark blue nails. The hand on the right is positioned as if holding the case. The hand on the left reaches toward the CD slot.

Illustration and graphic design for Armour by Rae Spoon, Coax Records. Release date: February 2016.

The back of a CD case. Song titles are in bold, capital, hand-lettered text. They are light blue against a dark dusty purple background. Funding logos and fine print are in white at the bottom.

Illustration and graphic design for Armour by Rae Spoon, Coax Records. Release date: February 2016.

A drawing of a table place setting with a large empty circle as the dinner plate. Hand-lettered text at the top reads, "Draw your favourite saucy food!!"

Illustration for Art for Food, a collaborative project with Eugenio Salas and Slow Cooking Sauces. Participants were invited to complete the drawing in exchange for a beef brisket slider. Dundas Street Festival, London. 2014.

A drawing of a wheelbarrow full of dirt. There are three sign posts in the soil labelled veggies, flowers, and herbs. There is a silhouette of a chicken beside the wheelbarrow. Hand-lettered text arching over the drawing reads, "Little Acres Farm"

Logo for Little Acres Farm. 2014.

A drawing of an elastic band stretched between three points: a pin labelled "research object," a folding clip on a nail labelled "research archive," and a thumb tack, labelled "research subject. In the centre, it says "the field of research."

Illustration for Karen Stanworth, Visibly Canadian: Imaging Collective Identities in the Canadas, 1820 - 1910, McGill-Queen's University Press, 2014. Drawn 2013.

The text "food not lawns" is in white against a black silhouette of a house. White shapes of vegetables with visible roots are in the ground in front of the house. Silhouettes of a bird and winged insect are in the sky. The whole scene is framed in black.

Logo for Food Not Lawns London Canada. 2013.

What Makes an Object Queer? (front cover). 2011. Self-published artist's book.

What Makes an Object Queer? (Pages 1 - 2). 2011. Self-published artist's book.

What Makes an Object Queer? (Pages 3 - 4). 2011. Self-published artist's book.

What Makes an Object Queer? (Pages 5 - 6). 2011. Self-published artist's book.

What Makes an Object Queer? (Pages 7 - 8). 2011. Self-published artist's book.

What Makes an Object Queer? (Pages 9 - 10). 2011. Self-published artist's book.

What Makes an Object Queer? (Pages 11 - 12). 2011. Self-published artist's book.

What Makes an Object Queer? (Pages 13 - 14). 2011. Self-published artist's book.

What Makes an Object Queer? (Back cover). 2011. Self-published artist's book.