Brooke Wallace

Learned how to make holographic stickers!!!! Such a game changer ^o^

Used my sticker sheet designs as inspiration to draw these two girls 💖 What should their names be?

Decided to go for something Windows 95-coded when designing these, and ended up with a Magdalena Bay installation "Disk" including desktop icon and dialog box designs.

The process of this piece was the fun part, involving a mix bag of my favorite digital illustration tools. Kafka’s portrait was painted in Photoshop; the 3D model bugs were made in Illustrator; then I finished up back in Photoshop–arranging the bugs on top, drawing in the shadows, moldy textures, and lettering.

Remi Wolf "Soup" stickers are now up on my etsy shop. I've been a listener for a couple years now, but "Soup" & Big Ideas converted me into a serious fan <3

Chappell Stick stickers are up on my new etsy shop! Inspired by both your favorite artist's favorite artist and my favorite lip balm. Check 'em out if you get a chance.

I created this self-indulgent personal project because, well, sometimes I feel like a sad clown. Life can get overwhelming, but we’re often expected to put on a happy face and give our best performance anyway. Instead of stewing in those feelings, I channeled the energy into designing a beverage ideal for the tough days. The punchy colors, clown mascot, and bittersweet copy add to the irony of this piece.

While refreshing Family Dollar’s Back to School look for 2024, I implemented a consistent look across the entire seasonal campaign. This included creating a visual style guide with icons and textures, product packaging, in-store signage, and direction for digital designs.

A friend commissioned this t-shirt design for a gag at work. The concept was for a fictional luggage service that uses alpacas to carry travel bags. Keeping it playful, I chose upbeat colors and typefaces to match the alpaca I drew in Procreate.

The above concept work is for a coffee line starring the heroines from Disney’s Cinderella, Beauty & the Beast, and Sleeping Beauty. Originally this was a student project in collaboration with Java Jolt, a popular coffee shop in my college’s town.

Admittedly irreverent, this icon set forms what I pictured as a serial killer’s toolkit. I hand-drew these with Sharpie to give them a gritty look before finishing up in Illustrator. The concepts on the right show the icons’ versatility as design elements.

As a designer and sommelier wannabee, I am smitten with wine bottle design. These are two of my favorite wine concept pieces I’ve created as personal projects. Illustration, design, and copywriting were all done from scratch.