Neatly Made began with minimal vector illustrations — clean lines, bright colors, and simplified shapes. They were small, clear windows into how I saw the world.

But things change. Now, Neatly Made is evolving into something slower, stranger, and more personal. The edges are softer, the stories deeper, and the work lives somewhere between what’s real and what’s imagined.

This is not an ending. It’s a quiet turning — a step into a new chapter where design, diary, and experiment meet, and where every piece carries a little more of what it means to simply be.

For those who’ve been here from the start: the heart of Neatly Made is still the same — it’s simply grown quieter, deeper, and a little braver. And for those just arriving: welcome to the next chapter.