Nazca Terra Pop is a vector style, built from a single Nasca bottle painted on the south coast of Peru 1,500 years ago .
I unwrapped its flying figure, vectorized it, and grew a small world of people, animals and objects around it to train the style, keeping the original earth palette of terracotta, maroon and bone. Then I gave it real jobs: an in-flight safety guide for a made-up airline, a ten-piece collection called Everyday Problems that tells modern annoyances the way the Nasca told their myths, and a microsite where the art becomes a painted tablet again like it would be 1500 years ago.
