Kouki

Muxxi has been working in collaboration with Momiji HQ to create a limited edition doll. The result is Kouki; an 8cm handpainted resin doll who holds a tiny secret message in a folded card when turned upside down. This very desirable gift see's Muxxi's unique style converted into a small sculpture.
Muxxi says "It was amazing to see one of my characters transformed in a 3D piece. The name of the doll means light, shine, happiness and hope."
The client Claire Rowlands of Momiji says of the commission "Working with Muxxi has been a very happy process, we're crazy in love with the psychedelic planets she takes us to and the mysterious inhabitants we meet there. Muxxi's Momiji is named Kouki and she's a global limited edition of just 750 precious pieces. Each one is hand numbered on the base. Kouki will arrive at your house packaged in our signature Momiji noodle box, customised with Muxxi's intergalactic amazingness"
The limited edition doll can be purchased here.

Nippon Paint Subway Exhibition

Melissa Chaib's illustration on the subway

Daria Jabenko's illustration on the subway

Nadia Flower

Muxxi

Shannon Toth

Hannah Davies

Alex Fuentes

Christopher Corr

Wai

Kat Cameron

Ten of our illustrators were asked by Saatchi and Saatchi to take part in a fantastic subway exhibition in China. Called "Fresh Beginning for Love" the artworks, used large scale are on tour in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou right now with the aim of 'turning common subway stations into colourful art galleries.'

Nippon Paint invited a total of 32 artists and illustrators from around the world to use their environmentally friendly paints to create the 'love' images. Now, the stations are inspiring 'visual feasts' for commuters.

The Global Times says of the event "After touring the three cities, the 32 artworks will be sold at a charity bazaar at the end of this year. All the funds will be used for "Color, Way of Love," the charity platform of Nippon Paint China for Hope Project Schools, and to improve the teaching environment as well as art education.
Nippon Paint hopes that this philanthropic subway exhibition will inspire people who love beauty to look at their surroundings with fresh eyes and to fill their lives with color."

Our artists taking part, in order of the images above are; Melissa Chaib, Daria Jabenko, Nadia Flower, Muxxi, Shannon Toth,  Hannah Davies, Alex Fuentes, Christopher Corr, Wai and Kat Cameron.

Doodlers Anonymous

Photo taken from doodlersanonymous.com

Doodlers Anonymous invited Muxxi to participate in their Drawn Wallpaper project. The artworks are used as free downloadable wallpapers for any device, and with a recent launch, Muxxi was the first artist to be shown. Take a look.

Muxxi's Scrapbook

Guatemala-based illustrator & character designer Muxxi talks of the inspiration she draws from children's worlds & imaginary friends. Muxxi's Scrapbook