FROG HEADS is a memetic explosion of color, chaos, and character—transforming the humble frog into a vessel for artistic expression. These chaotically alive avatars blend Japanese kawaii culture, streetwear, digital glitch aesthetics, and visual tropes rooted in video games and NFT culture. With Murakami-inspired outlines, superflat palettes, and warped frog helmets ranging from goo-dripping tech to surreal plush masks, each piece pulses with individuality. Recurring elements like slime, sprinkles, wires, VHS overlays, and UI fragments create a dense visual language. The collection reads like a mashup of postmodern emoji sets, underground anime zines, and identity performance in the NFT era—where frogs become memes, masks, and mirrors of our digitally mutated selves.

FROG HEADS is a memetic explosion of color, chaos, and character—transforming the humble frog into a vessel for artistic expression. These chaotically alive avatars blend Japanese kawaii culture, streetwear, digital glitch aesthetics, and visual tropes rooted in video games and NFT culture. With Murakami-inspired outlines, superflat palettes, and warped frog helmets ranging from goo-dripping tech to surreal plush masks, each piece pulses with individuality. Recurring elements like slime, sprinkles, wires, VHS overlays, and UI fragments create a dense visual language. The collection reads like a mashup of postmodern emoji sets, underground anime zines, and identity performance in the NFT era—where frogs become memes, masks, and mirrors of our digitally mutated selves.

FROG HEADS is a memetic explosion of color, chaos, and character—transforming the humble frog into a vessel for artistic expression. These chaotically alive avatars blend Japanese kawaii culture, streetwear, digital glitch aesthetics, and visual tropes rooted in video games and NFT culture. With Murakami-inspired outlines, superflat palettes, and warped frog helmets ranging from goo-dripping tech to surreal plush masks, each piece pulses with individuality. Recurring elements like slime, sprinkles, wires, VHS overlays, and UI fragments create a dense visual language. The collection reads like a mashup of postmodern emoji sets, underground anime zines, and identity performance in the NFT era—where frogs become memes, masks, and mirrors of our digitally mutated selves.