Jackson Peake
PORTFOLIO
I love to push boundaries and find a balance between structure and experimentation. I’m drawn to design that feels new and creative, while also taking inspiration from the art around me to develop unique ideas. My focus spans web design, illustration, typography, brand identity, and product design. I’m interested in creating experiences that people actually engage with—not just scroll past.
A lot of my approach comes from learning by doing—figuring things out through building, breaking, and refining. Whether it’s developing a website from scratch or shaping a brand, I aim for my work to have character and definition while still maintaining strong, thoughtful design principles.
Right now, my goal is to keep expanding both technically and creatively. After recently earning an Associate’s degree in Graphic Design from the Community College of Denver, I plan to create more personal work and continue developing my brand and visual style. Long term, I want to produce work that stands on its own and feels memorable.
Ableton Live Today
Wired Magazine
Talon Magazine
Capstone Magazine
My magazine work focuses on editorial design, layout systems, and visual storytelling. I’ve worked on both conceptual personal projects and real-world inspired publications, as well as professional work. This has allowed me to understand print standards, pacing, and consistency across longer formats.
My goal is to continue refining my editorial style and create covers and spreads that feel modern, structured, and visually memorable.
I was tasked with some brand design for GrowingStellar such as logo, themes and website, I was then tasked with creating a smart ring website for them called NeuralXaura. This web design and brand identity project for GrowingStellar focused on building cohesive systems that translate across multiple platforms. My goal for this site was to create a consistent, recognizable, and intentional brand while still making the site feel unique. I initially used Framer and later moved to Shopify to better fulfill the client’s needs.
On the branding side, I focused on developing an identity that includes typography, logo, color, and overall visual direction. For the website, I aimed to create a design that feels modern and engaging while also being easy to navigate and understand. I wanted to make sure the site effectively communicates the product’s value and encourages users to explore and learn more.
I developed the website and supporting brand materials for Hemp Wolf and its sub-brand, The Protein Boost, a premium protein powder company focused on performance, recovery, and clean nutrition. My work included building the Shopify website, refining the visual identity, designing product packaging, organizing product information, and creating a consistent customer experience across the brand. The goal was to make the product feel premium, trustworthy, and easy to understand while maintaining a strong connection to the wider Hemp Wolf identity.
The project required solving several technical and design challenges, including configuring the Shopify theme, integrating subscription options, improving mobile layouts, developing custom product sections, and presenting detailed ingredient and pricing information clearly. I also worked through issues involving responsive code, product-page structure, image sizing, animation timing, and third-party app placement. By testing and refining each section, I created a more cohesive, functional, and conversion-focused ecommerce experience for both Hemp Wolf and The Protein Boost.
Explore The Protein Boost Website below, created with Shopify.
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This video was created for a NeuralXAura social media post, using ElevenLabs Voice over technology, experimenting with Google Veo 3 and using Adobe Premier to produce the video.
This is a video showing the most up to date version of Aura.
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Packaging Design · Product Branding
Packaging and label design for a premium protein powder developed under the Hemp Wolf brand. The design balances a strong visual identity with nutritional information, ingredient details, product benefits, and the practical requirements of physical packaging.
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Label Design · Packaging System
A packaging system created for Hemp Wolf wellness shots. The project required presenting product information clearly within a limited label area while preserving a recognizable, energetic, and consistent brand identity across multiple products.
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Apparel Design · Brand Extension
Branded apparel developed as an extension of the Hemp Wolf visual identity. The design translates the brand from digital and packaged products into a wearable format while maintaining its established typography, graphics, and personality.
My product design work for Hemp Wolf and its sub-brand, The Protein Boost, includes protein powder packaging, wellness-shot labels, apparel, and supporting branded materials. Each product required a visual system that felt connected to the wider brand while still communicating its own purpose, ingredients, benefits, and intended audience.
One of the main challenges was balancing visual impact with the large amount of information required on commercial packaging. I worked through limitations involving label dimensions, hierarchy, legibility, nutrition information, product claims, print preparation, and consistency across different container formats. This required repeatedly refining spacing, typography, color, composition, and information placement.
The finished work creates a more cohesive product family across Hemp Wolf and The Protein Boost. My goal was to make each design feel distinctive and shelf-ready while maintaining clarity, functionality, and a recognizable connection to the parent brand.
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bussin on paul cezanne
guy smoking
doodleblock
painting
london illustration
three maestros
bus sketch
scrunched face
pete doherty
purple
car-knife
My illustration work sits between traditional drawing and digital refinement. I’m interested in creating visuals that feel expressive, slightly imperfect, and full of character—rather than overly polished or overly controlled.
I usually start with hand-drawn sketches and develop them through digital tools like Fresco, Procreate,Photoshop and Illustrator, where I refine form, texture, and composition. This process lets me keep the original energy of the drawing while pushing it into a more finished visual direction.
The subjects I explore vary, but I’m drawn to human figures, atmosphere, and stylized storytelling. My goal is to keep developing a distinct illustration style that can stand alone, whether used in editorial work, branding, or larger visual systems.
Site designed and developed by Jackson Peake using vanilla HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
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