VOL. 3
This third volume continues the ongoing exploration of character and narrative through poster art. Here, bold experiments with style intersect with research into different mythologies—ranging from the mechanical charm of retro robots to the mystery of pirates, cyberpunk relics, and ancient legends. Each work serves as both a study in visual storytelling and a test of how character, color, and composition can shift to create entirely new worlds. VOL. 3 becomes less a single series than a laboratory of ideas, where the act of making sharpens both craft and imagination.
Location: Varying
Year: 2024-2025
Year: 2024-2025
BEWARE!
Poster Print
This series takes inspiration from the legacy of myth and warning, reimagining the classic “wanted poster” as a canvas for world-building. From rusted cyborg outlaws to spectral pirate captains, each piece blurs the line between fantasy and cautionary tale. The posters explore how character, costume, and atmosphere can distill entire stories into a single striking image, drawing on influences from pulp adventures, cyberpunk legends, and folklore of the high seas. Both playful and ominous, Beware! is a reminder that every myth carries a shadow.
EMOTION
Poster Print
This poster explores how layering can transform fragments into a cohesive whole. Through overlapping forms, textures, and colors, the composition builds intensity and depth—each layer adding weight, movement, and meaning. What begins as chaos resolves into a unified image, demonstrating how design is not only about what is shown, but about the relationships created in the spaces between. Emotion becomes a study of how raw visual elements, when stacked with intention, can evoke feeling as powerfully as narrative.
STUDIES
Poster Print
This collection brings together a set of smaller explorations, each one standing as a study in symbolism and form. The heron serves as a personal signet—an emblem of patience and precision—while the tree frog captures the vitality of nature through close observation. In contrast, the Medusa piece looks to mythology, reinterpreting the ancient story through pattern, texture, and gaze. Together, these works span natural detail and legendary narrative, demonstrating how even simple studies can carry layered meaning..
