Object archive
15 object series collected as premium archive cards. Each card keeps the full form visible, groups related images together and opens a clean fullscreen viewer.
A compact character object built around a memorable silhouette and a slightly ceremonial attitude. The form feels playful, but the face and posture give it a stricter, almost emblem-like presence.
A character study with a deliberately tense and ironic expression. The object works through contrast: soft proportions meet a sharp graphic mood, making the figure feel both humorous and uncomfortable.
A small-format object that reads like a sign, a charm and a character at the same time. Its value is in the quick recognition of the shape and the way the graphic face turns a simple form into a visual token.
A single object built around architectural memory and a dry visual character. The shape is restrained, but the personality comes from the proportions and the way the figure feels like a symbol rather than a decoration.
A long-format object where the visual system is stretched across a narrow shape. The composition feels direct and energetic, turning the surface into a moving poster rather than a flat illustration.
A softer variation of the Missya character with a calmer and more approachable presence. The idea is less about aggression and more about turning the same visual DNA into a warmer object.
A vertical object study with a strong graphic rhythm and a clear front-facing attitude. It feels like a small totem: simple at first glance, but with enough character to work as part of a larger visual universe.
A compact object study based on a rounded, almost creature-like volume. The visual solution is interesting because it sits between accessory, mascot and collectible form without becoming too literal.
A character object with a strong central shape and a playful visual logic. Its form feels like it belongs to a small fictional world, where the object can be read as both a figure and a graphic sign.
A small scene-like object focused on proportion, cuteness and a slightly absurd everyday situation. The work is interesting because it turns a functional shape into a character-driven miniature story.
A character variation with a direct face and a simple readable body language. The object relies on clarity: the silhouette is easy to remember, while the details give it a strange and personal attitude.
A compact object pair with a graphic, sign-like presence. The idea is to make a small form feel complete: readable from a distance, but still carrying a specific mood up close.
A restrained object study built around a clean silhouette and a controlled visual character. It feels more like a desk artifact than a toy, with the personality held inside the proportions.
A more expressive character object with a louder visual mood. The form is built to feel active and social, as if it could belong to a campaign, event identity or collectible character series.
A minimal object study with a compact, game-like presence. The work is interesting because it uses a simple form as a carrier for character, tension and visual identity.