Portraits
People, from your own photographs — illustrated rather than traced.
illustrator & painter · Isle of Man
Jacqui Gill
Six distinct modes of making — portraits, paintings, prints, patterns, botanical studies and brand marks. Worked to a brief, delivered to a deadline.
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six ways of working
Pick a swatch.
She does not do one thing. Paint, botanical, print, pattern, people, marks — each is its own discipline, and each one is on this table. Choose one and the work below sorts itself.
— all twenty-one pieces are laid out below —
everything on the table
The work
Twenty-one pieces, sorted by hand. Sweep them into one mode, or leave them scattered. Click any piece to see it large.
21 pieces
Nothing in that pile — try another swatch.
About Jacqui
Jacqui Gill is an illustrator based on the Isle of Man, working across visual communication and design. Alongside bespoke illustration she runs a small business making and selling handmade jewellery.
She works to a brief and to a deadline — the drawing is the fun part, but the discipline and the time management are what get it delivered.
What she works with
- Procreate
- Photoshop
- Drawing
- Painting
- Digital painting
- Screen print
- Lino cut
- Pattern design
- Clothing design
self portrait
commissions open
what she can make you
Commissions
Three kinds of thing, one way of working: you tell her the idea, she draws it, you sign it off.
Original paintings
Small acrylic canvases; coast, water, and whatever was landed that morning.
Marks & pattern
Logos, business cards and repeat patterns for small businesses.
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Tell her the idea
What it is, who it's for, and when you need it.
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Sketch and sign-off
You see it before it's finished, and you get a say.
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Finished piece
Delivered as agreed — to the brief, to the deadline.
Get in touch
Tell her what you have in mind. There is no wrong way to describe it.