SHOWCASE
/ ARTIST / 2026
| ARTIST: | minigogy |
| COUNTRY: | Thailand |
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| Minigogy is basically a mini version of myself: a 3D artist who loves creating cute things. I used to focus on character art based on my original design, 'Common'. But this year, I’ve challenged myself to minimize my art even further. I’m now exploring the world of low-poly art, turning everything in my sight into a cute, mini low-poly version—including Common! | |
ROD FAI PARK.map
Inspired by a real public park. The entire map of ROD FAI PARK: Small Edition. Giving it a retro game map vibe.
Labor Dove
Capturing a funny moment I experienced in the park. I saw a dove sitting on top of a pushcart full of heavy stuff. The dove was trying so hard to move its whole body around, except for its feet which were gripping the cart so tightly—making it look like it was trying so hard to move the cart!Are they all park staff? Even the birds that look like they're living in freedom... maybe they are also laborers somehow.
Grid Garden
Mini garden in tiny grid space.
Lost and Fall
A portrait of the feeling of loss and freedom. Falling from the sky, gliding high like a bird with the joy of freedom—caused by losing something along the way down. Yet, with the hope that I can fly up again to reunite with what I have lost.
All BLACK COFFEE
“I don’t know why coffee lovers like it black, including me.” - me.This artwork is also inspired by a real coffee stand that has everything in black. It’s basically a starter pack of coffee shop gear: a coffee machine, grinder, kettle, ice bucket, seating, and a sign.
miniPhokitchen
This artwork is a mini version of my favorite fresh pasta house, Phokitchen. Beyond the wonderful taste and unique visuals of the dishes they serve, I always get a warm feeling and inspiration from the owners on every visit. It's not just because they’re friends, but because of how they design everything—from the place itself to the plates of pasta. So, I created this artwork as a love letter to them.
Luk Thung Boy
This character inspired by the tradition of giving money garlands to Thai country music (Luk Thung) singers is a unique cultural phenomenon where fans place garlands made of real banknotes around the artist's neck during live stage performances.
The Observer
My neighborhood is full of small creatures hiding in the dark, observing human and machine behavior from the top of our concrete city. Even though it sounds like they’re evil, they’ve never done anything harmful, not even once.