Jason Eatherly is best known in Austin for his Queen Eli image that is dotted around the city, featuring Queen Elizabeth with a tattooed neck, wearing a spray mask. He explains: “I use this image as a symbol for what I do and a form of repetition to keep my fan base able to relate back to the same artist and I do so by means of stickers, wheat pastes, paint rollers, and spray paint.” However, he also produces paintings in an illustrative style. Recently, his work was displayed in the “Crossing Lines” exhibition at the Fort Wayne Museum of Modern Art in Indiana, and the owners of The Chive website also bought a number of his works for their new Austin headquarters. Later this year you can catch his work at exhibitions in Austin, Denver, Los Angeles, and in Norwich in the UK.