Illustrated Dreams
Custom Poster Design♡

Illustration, Graphic Design
What I Bring
I create full illustrations from start to finish — no templates, no type-based shortcuts. From concept and composition to character art and final layout, everything is drawn, arranged, and polished by me. I love turning ideas into visual worlds, and I’m always excited to design for new stories. I’ve brought illustrations into the real world — Now I’m hoping to do that alongside others — in an internship or early creative role. (˘͈ᵕ ˘͈ ❀)
About the Work
Every poster is a little stage: characters in motion, gestures full of story, colors that pull you in. I design with narrative in mind — not just how it looks, but how it feels. These pieces are drawn entirely by hand and built to catch eyes in big spaces. Whether it's theatre, film, or festivals: my posters don’t just promote — they perform. (๑˃ᴗ˂)ﻭ
Die See – Theatre Poster
2025
It’s drawn with the drama of theatre, but secretly shaped by the way I once saw epic struggle — in old game menus and fantasy novels, where even the flawed felt noble.
A wild, messy love letter to drama.
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This poster was made for a stormy theatre piece called Die See — and everything about it is swirling. The composition, the characters, the sea. I illustrated the entire cast mid-chaos: posing, pulling, pleading, fighting. Each one caught in their most emotional moment, like a paused opera on a cliff.

At the top, Miss Rafi stretches her arms out — not in peace, but in tension. She’s surrounded by demands: a priest pointing to scripture, a merchant stealing from her handbag, a woman tugging at her skirt. And below? Poor Colin is sinking into the sea, while his fiancée turns away, hair blown sideways, a single tear clinging to her cheek. Around them: waves, wind, theatre.

I drew this piece to feel loud and lyrical, like you can almost hear it scream. It’s saturated with colour, filled with exaggerated figures, and shaped like a crescendo. One glance and it should feel like a whole act is already happening. (╥﹏╥)
Junge Menschen Alte Bäume –
Film Poster
2024
The tree was directly inspired by the Deku Tree from The Legend of Zelda. My very first sketch even pictured it surrounded by fairy folk — a memory of Kokiri Village. As the piece grew, those figures were gently replaced by the film’s characters — but the tree’s spirit stayed the same.
A forest full of feelings.

This poster was created for a short film screening tucked inside a woodland pavilion — so naturally, the forest became the stage. At the center stands a gentle giant of a tree, proudly flexing one branch like an arm, where the event title is tattooed in bold, mossy lettering. His fluffy green beard sprouts right from his nose, and the characters from the films are gathered around him like quiet stories of their own.

The whole piece is hand-illustrated in rich, saturated colour, inspired by childhood magic and the worlds I once wandered through in games and novels. (◡‿◡✿)

✧ All works presented on this site are part of my personal and academic portfolio, created with care and intention.  Please do not reproduce, copy, or use them without permission. Select projects may include team collaborations (e.g. *Squished Love*) or reference material clearly noted in context (e.g. *Color Me Curious*).  Thank you for respecting the creative process ✧