A theater poster for The Tell-Tale Heart designed to capture the psychological intensity of the story. Created using acrylic paint to produce expressive textures and a dramatic red-and-black color palette. Symbolic elements such as the old man’s vulture eye and a floating heart represent obsession, guilt, and the narrator’s imagined heartbeat.

An editorial illustration created for an article about unusual phobias, focusing on the fear of forests. The scene shows a dark forest under a blood moon, with distorted trees and shadowy forms creating a sense of psychological tension. A towering tree with monstrous elements and a small hidden figure emphasize the feeling of vulnerability and overwhelming fear.

A promotional billboard for the Science Channel program Lucid Dreaming, exploring the idea of conscious control within dreams.
A surreal scene shows a dreamer using a magic wand to construct her own dream environment, surrounded by symmetrical architecture and emerging roses. The imagery visualizes awareness, imagination, and the limitless possibilities of the dream world.

This illustration explores the emotional transformation created by live music. The grayscale crowd in the foreground reflects the monotony and pressure of everyday life, while the vibrant concert scene beyond the “Music Heaven” gate represents energy, freedom, and emotional escape. As people move toward the music, color gradually returns, symbolizing how music has the power to revive emotion and reconnect people with joy.

This illustration explores the physical and emotional consequences of obesity. The exaggerated body of the figure symbolizes how unhealthy habits can gradually restrict movement and independence. The chaotic interior contrasts with the peaceful landscape outside the window, highlighting the gap between reality and the possibility of change. Despite visible tears, the character continues eating, reflecting the powerful cycle of addiction and self-destruction.

This illustration examines society’s growing dependence on mobile phones. On a busy street, every figure is absorbed in their screen, unaware of the environment around them—passing cars, street signs, a dog, and even a worker emerging from a manhole. The exaggeratedly elongated necks symbolize the physical and psychological effects of constant phone use. The scene highlights how digital obsession can disconnect people from their surroundings and from one another.