Moody Toons

For this project, I transformed the results of a two-week daily creative practice into a cohesive set of three related pieces of informational ephemera. The goal was to translate a personal making process into clear instructions, thoughtful documentation, and a small system of designed objects that all felt connected.

The first piece focused on clarity: a step-by-step guide explaining my daily prompt in a way someone else could easily follow. The second shifted into storytelling, using a full-color poster to visually document the final outcomes of my practice and communicate what I explored and why it mattered.
The challenge was creating a unified visual system. I developed a shared typographic approach, color palette, and design language that could stretch between instruction, documentation, and promotion while still allowing each piece to function in its own way. The project emphasized intention, clarity, and craft, turning an everyday creative habit into a small, well-designed family of printed work.