A near-black drinkware silhouette treated like technical outerwear: quiet surface, one engineered focal panel, and a single electric blue running through it.

Design Story

At distance you read the halo — concentric HUD rings and hexagonal bracket lines glowing cyan against matte black, framing a grayscale figure with cobalt-swept hair, an open shirt and heavy mechanical arms braced at the ready. His expression is set, serious rather than shouting, which keeps the composition composed instead of chaotic. Below, the layered linework steps down into circuit traces and a dotted rhythm, then resolves into spaced sans-serif type reading FRANKY, with smaller edition-style wording and a small crest mark beneath. The palette is disciplined: black, graphite, silver-gray, and one blue accent used as the only voice of colour.

Use & Experience

The graphic is scaled to the front face, centred in the tumbler's tall proportion, so the figure sits at eye level while the circuit border tapers with the lower flare. Blue hairlines trace the upper and lower edges, and the visible handle side is left open — negative space keeps the focal panel dominant. Carry presence is high but controlled.

Size & Capacity

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

Technical, tonal, and deliberately quiet everywhere except the one place it matters.