For Growler Magazine, I illustrated a whimsical winter scene featuring a friendly yeti hauling kegs through a snowy forest—complete with a singing cardinal perched on the load and a cozy cabin glowing in the distance. The piece blends crisp, cool tones with warm accents to capture the charm of craft beer culture in the depths of winter.

Emphasizing personality and storytelling, the yeti becomes a kind of seasonal mascot: strong, cheerful, and totally unbothered by the weather. Stylized trees, soft drifts of snow, and playful touches throughout the composition create a lighthearted atmosphere that fits perfectly with Growler’s editorial voice.

The final illustration brings a sense of fun and folklore to the magazine’s pages, celebrating winter, beer, and the joyful weirdness at the intersection of both.