FACE LAB

Edgeless eyes: a gradient that fades out at the border, with a core of light. The face feels inside the material.

“D” eyes with a flat base and no highlights. Happy without closing them: they squash upward. Built for 24–32 px.

Everything is a single-weight, round-capped stroke, like one more glyph in the library.

Almost-round eyes with two tiny catchlights and low, barely-there cheeks, on pastel bodies.

Perfect indigo discs. Color only comes in as one graphic piece: pink, cyan, green or coral depending on the expression.

Sockets carved into the material —shadow above, a light edge below— with the pupil inside.

Tall, maximum-contrast slabs on an intense gradient body with a colored halo.

A thick, open arc crosses the face and holds eyes and mouth; it trims to each shape’s width. On the robot it is the visor.

Each eye wears its own silicone lens: you see the eye, and the skin over it.

Capsules that stretch, spread, drop and tilt following the measured silhouette.

Slits of light, one lavender and one cyan, with a faint halo. Built for dark UIs, no neon.

Glyph-like capsules with a single signature trait: the inner top corner cut on a diagonal. No cheeks, highlights or extra color.