Picture Books

Sombre yet sweet - A 24-page, full pencil & watercolour picture book about a violinist rabbit's heartwarming experience. More Info

 Lettersets

The charm of a handwritten message is timeless.
A simple “Thank you” or “I hope you’re doing okay” just feels different when it’s written by hand.
I designed these lettersets for those quiet, thoughtful moments—when you want to reach out, not with anything big or dramatic, just something real.

Each set has my original illustrations, and I kept things simple so your words stay front and center. They're for when a text doesn’t quite feel like enough, but you still want to keep it easy and honest.

Tissue Cases

Runny nose, dust, smears, tears. No more worries, these little animals have your back!

Magnets

Whenever I visit an art exhibition, I always check out the magnets at the gallery shop. I like curating a “small art exhibition” on my fridge.

Incorporating a framed art print is a big step; it turns the artwork into a focal point and often requires rearranging the interior design. But the Fridge Gallery? That can happen more casually, and yet it’s so enjoyable!

I'm sure many of you share this sentiment. It would be an honor if my magnets could join your Fridge Gallery!

Apparel (External Shop)

Picture Books

Sombre yet sweet - A 24-page, full pencil & watercolour picture book about a violinist rabbit's heartwarming experience. More Info

 Lettersets

The charm of a handwritten message is timeless.
A simple “Thank you” or “I hope you’re doing okay” just feels different when it’s written by hand.
I designed these lettersets for those quiet, thoughtful moments—when you want to reach out, not with anything big or dramatic, just something real.

Each set has my original illustrations, and I kept things simple so your words stay front and center. They're for when a text doesn’t quite feel like enough, but you still want to keep it easy and honest.

Magnets

Whenever I visit an art exhibition, I always check out the magnets at the gallery shop. I like curating a “small art exhibition” on my fridge.

Incorporating a framed art print is a big step; it turns the artwork into a focal point and often requires rearranging the interior design. But the Fridge Gallery? That can happen more casually, and yet it’s so enjoyable!

I'm sure many of you share this sentiment. It would be an honor if my magnets could join your Fridge Gallery!