Can Horror Feel Cozy?

This piece brings together two feelings that are usually treated as opposites: comfort and fear. The chai, the shared moment, and the line “Those are my favorite nights with you” feel intimate and familiar. The skeletal hands, bats, hanging lines, and dark atmosphere introduce something more unsettling. Neither side completely takes over.

The typography follows the same tension. The large serif letters feel dramatic and cinematic, while the italic and softens the title and makes it feel more personal. Rather than using the expected black, white, and blood-red palette of horror, the earthy greens, browns, and warm cream make the scene feel lived-in and comforting.

Typeface studies

Chai glass study: Tea+Milk from a cultural perspective

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Color and Layout studies

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Final Poster

Can horror feel cozy and warm?

This piece brings together two feelings that are usually treated as opposites: comfort and fear. The chai, the shared moment, and the line...

When words take form

These works begin with language, a mantra, a feeling of belonging, a question about identity, a seasonal phrase, or a reflection on existence...

What changes when The Cat doesn’t?

Black cats have often been reimagined, yet familiar associations remain: before we even begin looking, they can suggest bad luck, superstition, darkness, and mystery. In this visual study..

The visual language of Celebration

As graphic designers, we spend a lot of time arranging things carefully. We work with grids, alignment, and order. Celebration often seems to do the opposite.