Anime Collection

A story of freedom, love, and what remains. Inspired by Eren and Mikasa from Attack on Titan, this design tells their story through symbols rather than character faces. The front features a single feather with a torn trace of red, inspired by Mikasa's iconic scarf and the cost of Eren's pursuit of freedom. On the back, the Wings of Freedom are bound together by the same red scarf — representing Eren's pursuit of freedom and the bond that remained between him and Mikasa. The words "I'll wrap this scarf around you" complete the story, turning one of Attack on Titan's most emotional symbols into a wearable reference. Minimal, emotional, and made for AOT fans who understand the story behind the design.

The brotherhood of the three cups of sake. They were not brothers by blood. They became brothers by choice — sharing sake, a promise, and a bond that meant everything. Inspired by the Marineford arc, the front represents Ace's Vivre Card burning away — the moment Luffy and Sabo knew that their brother was gone. The card was more than paper; it was the final thread connecting three brothers who chose each other. On the back, three hats represent the three brothers and the bond they shared. As the design breaks apart and burns away, it carries the weight of that moment — ending with Ace's final words: "Thank you for loving me." A One Piece design made for fans who remember the moment, understand the bond, and know why some stories stay with you long after they end.

3D2Y — the promise that changed everything. After Marineford, Luffy realised that loving his crew was not enough — he needed to become stronger to protect them. The crossed-out 3D marks the end of their journey as they knew it, while 2Y became a promise to reunite after two years. A design about separation, growth, and coming back stronger — for those who understand that sometimes, the hardest goodbye is the one you choose for the people you love.

Inspired by Tsunade, Nothing else.....need to say :).

40 seconds. One name. One final choice. In Death Note, the last 40 seconds are all it takes to decide how a name ends. This design turns that chilling rule into a countdown — from 40 to 00, ending with the words every fan knows: the entry is complete. No characters. No obvious references. Just the mechanics, the mystery, and a quiet nod to L. You know it if you know.