Posters and Art Prints
Description: A river's two banks briefly become the head and neck of a long dragon before returning to water. There is no dragon placed inside a landscape: the creature and the current share the same edges. The central face is unmistakable, while the outer drawing remains an open, unclaimed flow.
Description: A deadpan bending robot turns an obedient straight bar into an unnecessarily stubborn dogleg. His cylindrical head remains perfectly upright while both hands insist on a new direction. The disagreement between industrial order and personal attitude lives in the bent line itself, not in a slogan or a shifted copy of the face.
Description: One oversized raindrop meets a small umbrella and the canopy answers with a single offset ringing arc. Beneath it, a broad forest spirit tilts its face toward the impact. The umbrella becomes a musical surface rather than a shelter, making a quiet pleasure visible with only a few open lines.
Description: A flying-cab passenger card is written for the one fare that arrived vertically. A punctured roof sits directly above the rear seat, while the correct door route winds safely around it. The forbidden pictogram turns an ordinary boarding symbol into a downward impact, making the vehicle's most memorable encounter read like a very specific complaint from its driver.
Description: The usual instruction to disconnect equipment becomes lethal when the equipment is still carrying a person. A shipboard chair, a telephone exit and the traveler's digital counterpart form one continuous visual connection. The prohibited icon shows the cable being pulled while the counterpart remains inside the simulation; the safe sequence ends with an awake passenger, not a loose plug.
Description: In a sea between worlds, the normal anti-capsize instruction points in the wrong direction. A black-sailed ship rotates through the horizon, turning sunset above the water into sunrise below it. The prohibited icon is the perfectly upright ship missing its crossing, while the three steps explain the film's impossible escape without reducing the design to a pirate emblem.
Description: A fishing-boat safety card identifies the most avoidable danger aboard: the captain destroying the way to call for help. An intact radio signal visually connects the tiny boat to shore while a much larger shark mass sits beneath it. The barred baseball bat turns a familiar nautical manual into a precise warning about obsession cutting its own lifeline.
Description: An improbability-drive safety card handles a seating problem no airline has anticipated: the seat may still be a passenger. A receiving-bay diagram tracks two people becoming sofas and returning to human form, while a normal seating pictogram suddenly becomes the prohibited action. The humor comes from misclassifying living travelers as furniture, not from random cosmic decoration.
Description: A train safety card becomes an act of refusal rather than an obedient operating manual. Beneath the monumental engine, a missing mechanical component has been replaced by the silhouette of a small passenger. The prohibited diagram rejects that substitution, while the three panels trace recognition, stoppage and removal from the mechanism. The tone is sober: survival must not turn people into consumables.
