I’m one of 21 creatives that were asked to create an artwork to promote the opening of the first Apple Store in Milan.
This is my illo inspired by the question “What are you doing tomorrow Milan?”. It’s all about what the bustling minds of Milanese people are thinking. 

I was also invited to do a live performance at the Apple Store opening and to lecture at Today at Apple. You can check them going to my website section “Specials” .

I was invited to do a live performance during the launch day of the new store in Milan, Italy. The idea I had was to create a performance based on “First Times” because this one was the first time that an Apple Store opened Milan. The customers were asked to share some first-time experiences answering questions like: “Where have you been the frst time abroad ? What was your first exotic food? Who was your first idol?” and so on. After the collection of these answers I produced a colorful artwork based on this interaction with the public.

I was invited to conduct one of the workshops from the “Today at Apple” series, where I lectured participants about my work and shared with them funny stories and insights about my experience working as illustrator. Then we started working on synthesis and semiotics of object to draw.

New new new Eolo campaign! Made together with the lovely team of Dude frames, FM Photographers and with my precious assistant Francesca Riz who always backs me up! As always thanks to 2DM Management!

Imagining the YOOX Land for notebooks and stickers for YOOX .

I partnered again with the the director and animator Lorenzo Fonda to create a series of animations for fashion e-commerce Yoox website and social media. The client gave us carte blanche on coming up with ideas, as long as they referred to products they sell.

Notebooks illustrations made for YOOX were also used for the launch of their on-line platform in China.

Last year Airbnb asked me to work on this fun map for their socials campaign. So this is my personal take on the most wishlisted Airbnbs in the U.S.

Please have a look at 
Fusina Video of 
the whole project 
Kinetic windows design at La Rinascente (Milan) for Slowear,
a venetian fashion brand that promotes worldwide the classical italian style with integrity and high quality. 
In the occasion of the Milan Fashion week, in collaboration with L'Uomo Vogue. Amazing production by Fusina, that made these two tapirs move in an endless tug of war. Thanks to Federico Giubilato for the development of mechanics.

Very big illustrations for Sisley's carnival windows.

Venice and Viareggio stores.

Unfortunately the pictures of Sisley showroom in Viareggio are not clean because there was a very bad weather conditions when the photographer shot them.

Happy to finally share this campaign I did earlier this year for The New York Times Crossword. Since a couple of years I’ve been working side by side with the lovely New York Times Crosswords Team and this is the latest campaign we did together. There are more members of the family coming which I’ll post soon on my website. As usual, Lorenzo Fonda’s animations sparked life to all of my characters!

The link with the NYTimes Crossword Team is getting stronger and stronger year after year. I really love to work with this group of creatives and they came up with copies and layouts for this fun public transportation campaign. My contribute was creating this family of quirky characters that have been also animated by Lorenzo Fonda. You can find them on my “Moving” website section.

In Autumn 2018 I partnered again together with Lorenzo Fonda on this animation for NYTimes crosswords department. The creative director asked for something isometric that is quite unusual for me. This one is the header that is now being used in the membership area of the Crosswords section and as printed advertising for they App. Lot of fun, lot of jokes, lot of vectors, lot of work! Featuring a cameo of Will Shortz!

Again partnered with my fav animator, Lorenzo Fonda. A serie of funny GIFS and illustrations for The New York Times.

You can still get your whistling t-shirt on the New York Times Crosswords store! I'm deeply in love with every little character I designed for the new brand identity we launched since 2017, and this jazzy cross-world keeps growing! More to come ... Thanks to Joshny Chuck and every member of the New York Times crosswords design team!⁠

It's a set of animated illustration for a long form article about the italian Masterchef on Prismo website. 

I tried to visualize paradoxes, backstage stories and other funny aspects of the TV show.

Please have a look at La Ricetta di Masterchef to see the whole project and follow the spaghetti-cables until the end.

Big wallpainting on stairway + pillar + windows + benches for Nike Sb corner at Tresse store in Milan. Made with Sartoria agency.

In 2016 I had the chance to work for Tacchini, a furniture company based in Italy. I illustrated their catalogues an this is a small selection of what I did for them. Art direction Think Work Observe.

My collaboration with Julipet, an historic Italian brand of underwear and silk pijamas.

My pattern revisited the concept of an urban jungle and lettering.

Animated illustrations for Rotas, an Italian company leader in the field of innovation of labels technology.

Motions by Komakino
Art Direction Roberto bandiera

Take off and enjoy the flight with EnRoute, AirCanada's inflight magazine.

This is a small part of a long serie about dining etiquette around the world.

Origami serie for Matches Man goes on. 

Vetements Paris

Fendi

Thom Browne

See it through the magic glass eye of Kenzo Parfum.
Small experiment made with love for Kenzo World. Endless thanks to Silvia Rossi, Ilaria Tariello and Carlo Piro.