A near-monochrome study in restraint: matte black surface, brushed gold hardware tones, and a single focal panel that does all the talking.

Design Story

The masked figure sits in three-quarter profile, shoulders squared, twin sword hilts crossing behind him — held, not swung. There is no motion here, only presence. Behind the silhouette, a cracked halo of gold fragments radiates outward like shattered stone, framing the head and giving the composition a circular anchor at eye level. The body is rendered in tonal black-on-black linework, so detail reads only up close; from across a room you see the gold ring first, the profile second. Beneath the figure, thin-spaced serif lettering reads DEADPOOL, with a small emblem set low as a quiet full stop.

Use & Experience

The layered graphic occupies the front-facing panel and lets the lower third stay empty — negative space that keeps the vertical proportion tall rather than crowded. Gold detailing echoes the visible handle and lid trim, tying artwork to silhouette. Carry presence is high, statement level controlled.

Size & Capacity

Available capacities: 20 oz, 30 oz, 40 oz.

Understated on the desk, deliberate in the hand.