Modern Movies in the 1920s

At the premiere of “Eintlik nogal baie,” I was the executive producer and graphic designer. From the official poster to ads and banners, it was a fun night at Monte Casino, celebrating our work.

Tired of boring QR codes? I used AI to make them visually appealing while keeping them scannable. Just view them smaller on your screen or take a step back to scan.

From childhood fascination to a creative business, my love for button badges has evolved. As a graphic designer, I now create unique badges that serve as art pieces and impactful messages.

Transforming a space into a cozy home cinema took planning and effort. With starry wallpaper and custom lightboxes, my home cinema offers an immersive, distraction-free movie-watching experience.

Creating artwork for a friend’s piano room was a rewarding experience. Designed to complement the room’s colors, this project reminded me of the joy in collaboration and seeing art come to life.

A fun post by Christina Storm inspired me to create a custom photo she loved so much, it became her profile picture, proof that creativity goes a long way!

One of my coolest possessions is a storyboard from the first Deadpool movie, given to me by 20th Century Fox at the pre-screening. As a huge Deadpool fan, it’s an incredible keepsake.

Meeting Leon Schuster after working on a few of his movies was a memorable moment, reminding me of all the laughs shared with my grandmother while watching his films.

Game controllers made of ice, marble, chips, sushi, and even teeth turned out to be fun. You can almost “feel” the weirdness.

I created caricatures of big-name celebrities using AI. Check out the playful sketches and see how your favorite stars have been reimagined!