POSTER OF HER

This one’s about a particular person, and that means the design brief was: take a feeling and turn it into a place.

The concept is about distance and intimacy. The sun, which in reality is 150 million kilometers away, is suddenly 10,191 kilometers away in this poster. The number is exact and personal, not cosmic. It’s the kind of calculation you do when you’re looking for reasons to feel less distant from something.

The image is about a huge, glowing sun in a starfield of deep blue, with a soft chromatic bloom to give it a sense of warmth rather than glare. Two human eyes are centered in the sun, watching, present, and inescapable. The reaching hand in the bottom left corner reaches towards it from below the clouds.

A ghostly figure stands in the right-hand corner, glowing, divine, and not quite there. This could be memory, hope, or someone. The poster doesn’t tell us.

The text is carefully varied in font and weight to match the intimacy of the words, the starkness of the fact, and the query. The whole thing reads like something someone thought at 3 am and couldn’t stop thinking about.

What this shows a client: musicians making albums about longing, filmmakers working in magical realism, brands that want to operate in the emotional rather than the commercial register — I build in this world fluently. The dreamy side of my work isn't an accident. It's a full style with its own logic.