About Jade Amalos | Kids Brand & Commercial Illustrator

Colorful children's toys and books on a table, including wooden animals, building blocks, toy cars, a doll, and colored markers.

Colorful paper cutout animals including a fox, hedgehog, koala, mouse, rabbit, raccoon, owl, bear, and various insects such as butterflies and a beetle, arranged as a decorative display.

ABOUT
JADE AMALOS ILLUSTRATIONS

Cartoon illustration of a white gull with an orange beak, wearing a green cap with a dollar sign, holding a dollar bill.

Every product has a character. I’m the one who finds it.

A black background with faint script text and a small flower illustration.

THE STUDIO

A one woman studio built on big brand thinking.

Jade Amalos Illustrations is just me, and that’s intentional. Every brief lands with me, every illustration is drawn by my hand, and every client gets my full attention. No handoffs. No junior artists. Just focused, considered creative work from someone who actually cares about your brand.

A woman with wavy shoulder-length hair sitting on a wooden chair, smiling, holding a tablet with one hand and a white stylus near her face with the other hand, in a room with a cabinet and a framed photograph.

JADE AMALOS

I was a kids brand founder before I was an illustrator. I built, grew, and sold Timber Kids in 2023 — so I understand what it takes to make a product brand work. That commercial thinking is baked into everything I draw.

A woman sitting on a chair, reading a black tablet, with a beige cabinet in the background.

CREATIVE WITHOUT THE CHAOS

Clear process, real communication, artwork delivered on time. You’ll never wonder where things are at — and you’ll never have to chase me for an update.

A woman sitting in a chair, holding a tablet in her lap and a stylus to her cheek, smiling and looking away. In the background, there is a guitar and a display case with model cars.

COMMERICAL THINKING

I don’t just draw pretty things — I draw things that sell, connect, and scale. Every illustration decision I make is filtered through the question: does this work hard for your brand?

A woman with long, wavy light brown hair and a light complexion is sitting on a beige couch, holding a black tablet. She is wearing a light green sleeveless top and light green pants, and is smiling at the camera.

EVERY PRODUCT HAS A CHARACTER

I’m the one who finds it. Whether it’s a playdough ball or a property development, I find the story hiding inside your brand and turn it into something people remember.