Art Illustration
This Taowu-inspired artwork reinterprets stubbornness as a spatial force. Designed for Halloween backdrops, banners, and exhibition-scale visuals, the scene prioritizes stillness, weight, and psychological pressure over action-driven horror. By embedding Taowu within a Western infernal landscape, the piece creates cultural tension while maintaining visual accessibility for English-speaking audiences. The result…
This project reimagines Taotie as an environmental horror presence rather than a traditional monster. Designed for Halloween backdrops, banners, and large visual installations, it emphasizes consumption, scale, and psychological pressure over action. The work integrates infernal Western imagery to ground unfamiliar folklore in recognizable visual language, creating accessibility without simplification.…
This project reframes Baize as a figure of unsettling authority rather than mythic comfort. Designed as a Halloween backdrop and visual narrative, it combines Eastern folklore reinterpretation with Western infernal symbolism. The result is an image that functions as environment, not illustration. It supports photography, exhibition display, and spatial storytelling…