Blurred Icons

Our Slice of Modern CONTEMPORARY Pop Art

Blurred Icons is a bold illustration series that plays with the ideas of anonymity, presence, and style. Each image features a stylized figure obscured by oversized eyewear—a visual device that removes the specific, while turning up the universal. These aren’t just portraits. They’re icons.

Handcrafted entirely in Adobe Illustrator, each design uses TSC’s signature cyan and black palette, minimal flat shadows, and editorial-style lighting to create high-impact, low-detail figures that hit harder than any selfie ever could.

This series is about what isn’t revealed.
They could be anyone. They could be you.

Available as physical poster prints and digital downloads.

Fame is overrated Feeling is forever

Mockup Image. All the Pretty Faces poster on wall with mid-century modern furniture.

Mirrored Edge

This is edge with elegance. The blocky, futuristic sunglasses play off soft facial curves, evoking a hyper-modern persona. It’s the kind of cool that doesn’t ask for permission—it just shows up.

CTRL-FACE

Oversized eyewear. Hard angles. Strong jaw. CTRL-FACE isn’t subtle—and that’s the point. "CTRL-FACE" plays with scale, blocking, and cyberpunk undertones, creating a larger-than-life figure with real-world resonance.

Curly hair, soft mouth, steady gaze. Reverb echoes pop-art nostalgia through a future-facing lens. She doesn’t look at you. She looks past you.

Sky Gazer

This image plays on the iconic "kissy face" with edge and elegance. It's not about seduction—it's about owning the moment. “Lip Service” turns a classic pose into a bold pop-art expression, equal parts fun and fearless.

Reverb

Her chin tilts toward something beyond the frame. Bold in silhouette, soft in motion, Sky Gazer captures a timeless upward gaze with minimal strokes. Confidence without ego.
Cool without trying.