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The Listener Mug
Cream glaze · Centred outer face
The blue curl reads clearly on a curved wall. Keeping the motif in one viewing area leaves room around the handle and lets the cream stand in for the background.
Merchandise previews / Iana Kochu
Art in
daily use.
A curve for the hand, a composition for the chest.
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How we scored the new designs
The total out of 100 combines artwork fit (40%), visual impact (35%), and production feasibility (25%). Each starts with a score from 1 to 5.
A 5 for artwork fit means the painting and the object strengthen each other. A 5 for impact means the design is particularly memorable. A 5 for feasibility means it could use a standard blank or simple print process. Lower feasibility scores reflect custom tooling, specialist finishing, or unresolved construction.
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Original three mockups
Noon Overprint Tee
Natural ecru · Centre chest
The flat front can carry the whole composition. Leaving the open areas unprinted lets the ecru fabric sit between the marigold, coral and blue forms.
Meridian Espresso Cup
Warm ivory · Sun and crescent on the bowl
The compact sun and crescent suit a low cup. Keep the saucer plain and check that the thin coral edge stays legible on the taper.
From mockup to object
The first samples.
Start with the Listener mug and the Noon tee. Compare the mug graphic at arm’s length and check the tee’s print scale on the actual blank. Confirm placement with the chosen maker’s template before preparing final artwork.
The previews are generated interpretations of Iana’s work. Colours, placement and finishes still need a physical proof.
Supplier links show product formats and fabrication techniques. The studio artwork, placements and material combinations are proposed designs.