We first came across Ninjamuffeen's work on Instagram (where else right?) 

and we absolutely loved his style..

Here's a few that caught our eye..

His interest in Anime clearly shows in his work..but one thing we always love is how an artist takes in all his influences and then make it his own..

We can totally relate, as that's what we do with the food we serve too..

As the stars align, here's what he came up with for our collaboration:

3. How would you describe your style?

I don’t think I have a particular style, but i tend to make my artworks clean and cute.

5. Which illustrators or designers do you admire the most?

There are so many, but my top three will be Joshua M Smith (@hydrosevenfour) , Benny Gold (@bennygold), Bobby Hundreds (@thehundreds).

7. What is your preferred software/tools to be doing your work?

Adobe illustrator will always be my go to software.

I sometimes work on Photoshop as well but that happens more often on my day job.

9. What’s the best piece of advice you’ve been given?

“Keep your head up, and you will do fine.”

That line was given to me by my first employer when he let me go. Hit me right at the heart but it was one of the advices I carry till today.

10. What’s your proudest moment as designer/illustrator so far?

Getting recognized by others while booth-ing in events. It was pretty surreal to know that we actually have followers.

11. 2018 is almost over, any plans already for 2019?

I will be looking to push Kamaboko (@kamabokoofficial) further in 2019, from our previous experience, we feel that it has potential to grow further; it just needs more love and care.

We first knew about Pijures when we stumbled upon her "Send Noods" illustration on Instagram.

5. Which illustrators or designers do you admire the most?

I really love Cole Ott (@coleott) and Kurzgesagt’s design team (@kurzgesagt).

Cole Ott's work is just amazing and surreal, especially his animation. Kurzgesagt on the other hand does flat designs with the most satisfying colour palettes.

We love Cole Ott's work too!

7. What is your preferred software/tools to be doing your work?

Ever since my Wacom tablet broke, I have been using Procreate on my iPad to do my illustrations.

Procreate has pretty much all I need when it comes to illustrating, it's basically like pen and paper but digital.

3. How would you describe your style?

My graphic style is digital vintage. There were no perfect solid lines and minimize the amount of colours in 1 canvas. I also took a lot of reference from Japanese graphic style; Loud, menacing, functional, and appealing.

4. Can you remember some of your earliest influences?

It started with some Old Manga like Akira or Action Boy. In terms of graphic style mostly I was influenced from old Chinese medicine or oil packaging. They are all vintage and still influences me till now.

5. Which illustrators or designers do you admire the most?

I love Fahmi Rheza (@kuasasiswa) and my lecturer Vinod Nair (@vinodsfakestagram).

They both have strong sense in Graphic design that it's more than just a form of art.

You can save the world with graphic design!

7. How do you choose the movie posters that you want to remake?

I already did put some in mind before drawing them because watching movies is one of my hobby.

Not necessarily popular one because I'm very particular about which movies to watch.

I also gave some movie reviews so thus movies i drew were the movies that has good reviews from me.