cozy room / Women's Coffeehouse / Washi Tape 5cm / Die-cut with backing paper

Dimensions: 5cm width, 5m total length, 100cm repeat Material: Washi paper, heavy oil printing, with die-cut and backing paper The healing illustration process of cozy room's characters During the initial concept development phase, photos of poses are taken and used as references for drawing character line art. <Women's Coffeehouse> Golden afternoon light streams through the window, as a pot of Yirgacheffe is quietly hand-brewed at the counter. Time and aroma are captured in their most ideal state. This collection features ten women diligently working in a coffeehouse. They wear their most comfortable shirts and canvas shoes, with aprons tied. Grinding, preheating, pouring water, patiently waiting. Focused, expectant, immersed – savoring the wonderful moments a cup of coffee brings. The styling for this series emphasizes professionalism and comfort through relaxed shirts, aprons, and canvas shoes. The color palette uses low-saturation coffee and blue tones, representing introversion, calmness, and focused concentration. Numerous small illustrations related to coffee and handwritten text are included, along with snippets of washi tape patterns. Create your own coffee moments in your planner alongside these women. This time, washi paper is chosen for its suitability for daily journaling or for fitting into the small grids of weekly and monthly spreads. Heavy oil printing is specifically selected for more vibrant and saturated colors. In addition to the ten uniquely styled female illustrations, other small graphic elements and text are abundant. The studio has dedicated significant time to creating die-cuts, so each piece can be easily peeled and applied. We hope this enhances convenience for you. Start collaging together as soon as you receive it! cozy room captures the most comfortable and serene moments, documenting the daily lives of women. Drawing medium: Concept development involves capturing suitable thematic poses through photography, using the camera's shutter to record body movements. Illustrations are created using hand-drawing/iPad/Procreate/watercolor brushes to simulate bleeding effects.