Inky Food Icons
I’ve been enjoying drawing these kinds of things lately. There’s something weirdly satisfying about drawing and redrawing, and redrawing, and then maybe tweaking in Photoshop, until I get those “spontaneous” lines and textures just right.
Inky Words
These two were more like impulsive gestures in my big sketchbook. I’m still searching for a more original context to use them. Drop me a message if you have an interesting idea.
ro: Vindecarea începe cu
(EN: Healing starts with) This one was a gift for a friend. Three T-shirts were printed, and only one photo was taken of them, which Andreea says "isn't suitable for a portfolio." But it could also make a cool poster for your kitchen or restaurant. Let me know if you want one.
Logo Design for 'Bad Art Night'
I’ve had this sitting around since 2020, when I spent the lockdown alone and felt incredibly isolated. I started inviting people over to draw as badly as we could—what better therapy? I’d love to start these sessions again, they really help me connect with people. Maybe this time at Absalon in Copenhagen?
Clit Pattern
I did a bunch of ink doodles of clits while prepping for a logo design that never came to be (click if you're curious), so I turned them into a pattern—and now I’m thinking it would make a great tablecloth, don't you think?
Logo & Text Dividers for The Flâneurs Project
A good example that things don’t have to be complicated. Patricia gave me a few examples of what she likes (including my inky drawings) and these keywords: classy, playful, elegant, intimate. I chose a serif font for a classy, elegant vibe, and added inky gestures to make it more playful and intimate. I also recommend subscribing to her newsletter—I love it! (click for more)
This is also work
My sketchbooks and diaries. A reminder that without time spent making aimless marks on paper and writing down messy thoughts, nothing interesting or productive will come in the end. (Click to see the chaos.)