I was watching this clip of a K-pop girl group called TWICE during their encore in one of their concerts. One of the members was goofing around with a rubber toy chicken. She even made it scream at the mic and it was so loud I found it hilarious.  The image was from a pose she made while they we...

"Food Fetish Series" is a collection of food illustrations. Each of them represents foodaholics and intensity of their love for different kinds of yummies. This project shows that there're so many delicious things around us, and that being addicted to them is only natural since they taste so bloody ...

These illustrations were created for "What the Heck Does That Mean," a series of games using picture cards that teach literal thinkers, kids with ASD, and non-native speakers the meanings of idioms. The often-comical literal translation of each phrase is shown on the front of each card. The concept ...

This was a very fun piece I was asked to draw by Joshua Mims (for whom I'd designed the poster for The Five Santas) in December 2017. He basically told me to draw a poster featuring dinosaurs that shot lasers from their eyes, and from there on he gave me full reign to do as I pleased. The result was...

Modification design is a humorous and informative Facebook page about Design, Advertising, Marketing, Social media, and any other related subjects. The briefing asked for an abstract yet humorous logo. I immediately started to explore serendipity in typographic combinations, I was sure that was the ...

We in Atomic wanted to show to our client Irish Greyhound Board all the cool stuff that could (or couldn't) happen in a greyhound race in Ireland. Is more like the satisfaction and happiness compiled and compressed in a greyhound dog shape....

Samurai Sushi, a set of characters Elia Colombo made to stay in touch with his followers on Instagram. It comes of four different nigiri in four samurai poses. He noticed a good impact of his sushi based illustrations on the public, and this is why he thought of these characters...

A series of portraits based on the popular television show, Arrested Development. The piece shows the each of the 9 main characters of the show, otherwise known as the Bluth family. From left to right and top to bottom; George, Lucille, Gob, George-Michael, Michael, Maeby, Lindsay, Tobias and Buster...