This graphic journal and zine was created using images sourced from Pinterest and fashion magazines. The core concept of the project is to translate ephemeral digital imagery into the real world through material contrast. Soft matte pastels were used to render the volume of the characters' skin, while vibrant alcohol and acrylic markers were employed for the clothing and dynamic backgrounds. The project also includes a series of merchandise: a scarf, a pillow, a plate, and vases, all adorned with original prints.
The project extends beyond a simple graphic journal, scaling up into a full capsule collection of original home goods. The intricate rhythmic structure of the drawings, marker strokes, and pastel dust are transposed onto textile and porcelain surfaces (scarf, throw pillow, vases, dish). This demonstrates the utilitarian versatility of authorship graphics and its ability to form a complete visual language for a brand within material culture.
