Jackie’s illustrations have always been a hit. Whether it’s her unique zines, with skate articles and odd advice, or her t-shirt designs for various brands in the action sports industry. Jackie Danger’s illustrations are recognizable long before you see a signature.

Jackie Danger created a series of abstract work, with a very controversial theme of emotional abuse and trauma bonding. She used her own vulnerability, and using a varied style of collage, acrylic abstract and black light paint she created a dual show with pieces viewable in sunlight and a different message viewed under black light. The work is intense, the message even more so. This work was vulnerable and meant to be showed in a vulnerable way, so she used a moving truck, parked directly outside the prestigious Art Basel conference of galleries and collectors, and showed her challenging and important artwork in a punk rock fashion.

Mural work has long been Jackie’s favorite canvas. It doesn’t come without challenges. She is always having to adapt to high winds, rain, freezing temperatures and other elements of the job. Check out her work and read her blog to see more.