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A minimalist flat design illustration of two separate wallets or bank cards, one labeled with a simple briefcase icon and one with a home icon, connected by a subtle divider line, navy blue and gold color palette, clean geometric shapes, soft neutral background, no text or words in the image
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love the colors you selected, such a neat way to potentially reference chakras.
Which direction would you choose for a pet brand? 🐾 I created these hand-drawn illustrations for Stormi & Co, a pet & human accessories brand, featuring the owner’s own pets. 🐶🐱 The goal was to create a playful, warm, personal visual language that could work across packaging and brand touchpoints.
A: Character-focused, with the pets as the main storytelling element
B: More graphic and brand-focused, combining illustrations with typography, shapes, and playful layouts
Which feels stronger to you, and why? Is it the personality, emotional connection, brand recognition, or how well it could translate across packaging? 👀🐾
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Character focused for me ! Love them all tho. ❤️
This piece was created as part of the Recovery Comix visual series, combining cartoon illustration, social commentary, and recovery-focused storytelling.
The central concept transforms the familiar “wheel of fortune” format into a Wheel of Misfortune, where each segment represents an emotional or behavioral trigger associated with relapse and addiction. The character is positioned between two competing voices, reinforcing the internal tension between temptation and recovery.
The illustration was intentionally kept in a clean black-and-white comic style, with expressive linework, hand-drawn details, visual humor, and clear hierarchy so the message remains readable even at smaller sizes.
as a recovering addict, you absolutely nailed this feeling.