Night Crawler Studio

A personal exploration of visual styles, typography, and composition through daily poster design.

Client

Personal Project

Timeline

Ongoing

Services

Art DirectionGraphic Design3D Composition

Role

Visual Designer

Night Crawler Studio — hero image

Mission

A structured practice for visual experimentation — no briefs, no client constraints. One output per week, focused on composition, typographic risk-taking, and art direction across music, film, and literature.

My Contributions

I handle every aspect of the creation process, from concept ideation to final execution. This involves sourcing assets and advanced compositing in Photoshop.

Impact

This continuous practice has significantly sharpened my eye for layout and colour — skills that directly translate into my UI and brand work. It functions as a research lab for visual ideas before they enter client projects.

50+
Posters Published
Weekly
Release Cadence
6
Visual Categories
01

Musical Interpretations

Music is a huge inspiration. I often interpret albums or tracks into visual form. This Daft Punk poster uses retro-futuristic aesthetics to match their sound signature.

Night Crawler Studio — Musical Interpretations
02

Literary Reimaginations

Reimagining classic covers. For Dostoevsky, I wanted to capture the psychological depth and gloom of his work through heavy contrast and texture.

Night Crawler Studio — Literary Reimaginations
03

Cinematic Tributes

Gaming worlds offer rich visual potential. This Ghost of Tsushima piece explores the tension between movement and stillness.

Night Crawler Studio — Cinematic Tributes
04

Iterative Design

I often explore multiple directions for a single concept. This alternative Daft Punk layout focuses more on negative space and typographic hierarchy.

Night Crawler Studio — Iterative Design
05

Abstract Surrealism

Using advanced compositing allows for the creation of impossible scenes. 'Mirror' investigates themes of self-reflection and distortion.

Night Crawler Studio — Abstract Surrealism