A drinkware silhouette treated like a display surface: one armored figure, one wall of broken steel, and almost no wasted space between them.

Design Story

The focal panel is dominated by a red-and-gold armored figure caught mid-stride, torso twisted, one arm swept back, chest emblem glowing as the brightest point in the whole composition. Behind it, cold grey plating splits into fractured plates and drifting fragments, giving the wrap a layered, sculpted depth. The palette runs disciplined: crimson and warm gold against gunmetal and slate, so the warm tones read as the subject and the cool tones read as background. At distance you catch the helmet and the chest light. Closer in, the panel lines, scratched metal texture and debris at the base come forward.

Use & Experience

The graphic scale is deliberately maximal, filling the tumbler's vertical proportion from rim to base so the figure appears to stand inside the vessel rather than sit on it. The red accents echo around the silhouette, tying the wraparound artwork to the handle side and keeping visual weight balanced from every angle. Carry presence is high — this is a bold graphic accessory, not a quiet one.

Size & Capacity

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

Directional, metallic in mood, and built to be seen across the room.