Kelly Kiss is the new name for the AI artist that ironically is anti-AI in the project ITZ because I suffered from a data leak and my song became viral in Brazil. She represents resistance, memory, nostalgia, and future in his own Y3K Future in ITZ universe.

Initial logo and name of functions for Itz Social ©. A new Y3K social media different from everything before and with a concept that invert the ideal of atual social media. It's the final act for the Kelly Can © project. Initially called of "uzerkut" but as the project evolved, I saw that it had to have its own identity. The "bug" Z letter is the official identity of the brand, as it is used by its creator since 2002. The universe also includes PopGlitch channel, The Matrikz, Hami-X, TViru's and some things are still in creation process. In Itz© universe Y3K is not a statical word, it means nostalgia, future and connection. Its main message and purpose is to connect people and feelings again. It's Social © - Connect Feelingz ©. Now in the club of Anti-AI creators.

The artwork features the brand name 'Kelly Can' in a custom stylized bubble font (Hot Pink) with a Y2K/Y3K aesthetic, accompanied by the sub-brand slogan 'Itz Kelly, B*tch!' in a contrasting purple geometric sans-serif font. This is a digital graphic creation intended for use as the primary visual identity, merchandise print, and digital branding for the character. Author: Pedro Paulo de Toledo e Silva."

Original graphic design and narrative object concept for "Anti-Viruz." The visual design features a medical vial containing a spiraling pink liquid. Within the fictional lore, this substance acts as a preventive blocker against the "T-Viruz" infection. It is capable of halting the transformation process in early stages but is ineffective on fully infected subjects ("Zumbis"), establishing a narrative rule where the loss of empathy is irreversible once completed.

Original logotype and visual aesthetic for "The Matrikz." The design utilizes heavy glitch art effects, digital distortion, and fragmented typography. It represents the underground resistance movement and the "broken code" aesthetic within the fictional digital universe of the narrative.

Original logotype design and narrative concept for "T-VIRUZ." The graphic features aggressive, angular typography accented with biohazard warning elements in an orange and cyan color palette. Within the story's lore, it represents a metaphorical "apathy virus" that infects mainstream celebrities, turning them emotionally cold.

Original graphic logo design and fictional corporate concept for "Cinderella Corporation." The visual emblem combines a stylized biohazard symbol structure with corrupted fairytale iconography and the slogan "OUR BUSINESS IS POP ITSELF." Within the fictional narrative, it represents an antagonistic, oppressive mega-corporation that enforces sterility in music and entertainment.

To the left, a stylized camera icon combining retro and futuristic elements. The camera body features a warm Red/Orange gradient, referencing early skeuomorphic app design. It is encased in a neon Cyan/Light Blue outline, simulating a sticker or holographic interface. A purple lightning bolt (brand signature) emerges from the center lens/flash area. The text 'POSTZGRAM' is rendered in a heavy, geometric, sci-fi inspired black typeface. The letters feature angular cuts and blocky shapes, evocative of 'Y2K' alien aesthetic typography. Neon Cyan, Sunset Orange, Electric Purple, and Black.

Digital graphic logotype titled 'MASXISIZ'. The artwork features a multi-colored wordmark using a bold, geometric sans-serif typeface. The color palette alternates vividly: Blue, Pink, Orange, Yellow, Red, Purple, Light Blue, and Green. A prominent black orbital swoosh or crescent shape encircles the left side of the text. The tail of the swoosh curves underneath the lettering and terminates in a stylized 'lightning bolt/exclamation mark' symbol, serving as a unique brand identifier. The design references the 'Big Box' PC game software aesthetics of the 1990s and early 2000s, adapted for the 'Y3K' narrative project."

The design is centered around a red gabled roofs icons in isometric perspective. Underneath the roof pitch, a white square panel features a red 'lightning bolt/exclamation' symbol, identifying the 'UzerKut' brand universe. The text 'The Uzers' is rendered in a custom rounded sans-serif font. The letters are white with a thick red 3D extrusion (drop shadow effect), creating a cartoonish, plastic appearance. The word 'The' is positioned smaller at the top left, resting on the capital 'U'. The composition uses a vibrant scheme of Cherry Red, Pure White, and a Cyan/Sky Blue background typical of Y2K virtual world interfaces.

The design features the word 'snap' in a custom, bold, rounded, lowercase typeface with a thick black outline, characteristic of early 2000s sticker art aesthetic. The descender of the letter 'p' is modified to include a small black square containing a white stylized lightning bolt symbol, linking this sub-brand to the main 'UzerKut' visual identity system. The phrase 'DJ TURN IT UP THAT' appears below the main text in bold, uppercase, block sans-serif lettering.

The TuneWalk logo features a minimalist white design on a black background. It combines a stylized compass needle integrated within a circular vinyl record, symbolizing exploration and music discovery. The compass suggests navigation and direction, while the record grooves evoke sound, rhythm, and culture. Together, they represent TuneWalk’s identity as a mobile app that guides users through music heritage and cultural landmarks. The logotype “TuneWalk” appears below in clean, bold sans-serif typography, reflecting modernity, clarity, and movement.

This original digital typography illustration by Alejandra Lloret (Why27?) celebrates kindness, courage, and individuality through playful hand-painted lettering and joyful retro-inspired colors. The artwork features the uplifting affirmations “Be Kind,” “Be Brave,” and “Be You” illustrated in expressive brush lettering using warm cream, raspberry pink, lavender purple, and sage green tones. Decorative stars, hearts, dots, and lightning bolt accents create movement and playful charm throughout the composition, while the bold checkerboard border gives the piece a nostalgic vintage-inspired feel. Designed in the artist’s signature handcrafted style, the illustration embraces painterly textures, visible brushstrokes, soft imperfections, and organic shapes that create an authentic handmade aesthetic full of warmth and personality. The dusty blush pink background paired with vibrant typography makes this artwork perfect for nurseries, girls bedrooms, playrooms, classrooms, homeschool spaces, or modern kids interiors looking for colorful and empowering decor. The affirmations encourage self-confidence, bravery, kindness, and emotional positivity in a fun and visually engaging way. This piece was digitally illustrated in Procreate on iPad

This original digital typography illustration by Alejandra Lloret (Why27?) combines uplifting affirmations with playful retro-inspired design to create a joyful and empowering piece of children’s wall art. The artwork features the encouraging phrases “Be Kind,” “Be Brave,” and “Be You” illustrated in expressive hand-painted lettering using bold contrasting colors of cobalt blue, bright pink, terracotta, and cream. Decorative stars, hearts, dots, and lightning bolt elements bring movement and playful energy to the composition, while the checkerboard-inspired border adds a nostalgic vintage touch. Created in the artist’s signature handmade aesthetic, the piece embraces painterly textures, visible brushstrokes, soft imperfections, and organic forms designed to feel warm, emotional, and authentically handcrafted rather than digitally perfect. The calming dusty blue background paired with vibrant typography creates a modern retro palette ideal for nurseries, playrooms, classrooms, homeschool environments, therapy spaces, and kids bedrooms. The positive affirmations encourage confidence, kindness, courage, and self-expression in a visually engaging and comforting way. This artwork was digitally illustrated in Procreate on iPad

This original digital illustration by Alejandra Lloret (Why27?) combines uplifting typography with celestial-inspired imagery to create a warm and empowering piece of wall art designed to encourage confidence, kindness, and individuality. The artwork features the motivational phrase “The World Needs Your Light” surrounding a smiling hand-painted sun character radiating soft organic rays. Decorative stars, lightning bolts, and whimsical doodles add playful movement throughout the composition, while the flowing wavy border enhances the retro-inspired handmade aesthetic. The rich golden yellow background paired with warm terracotta, cream, blush, and deep blue lettering creates a bold yet comforting visual palette inspired by vintage children’s illustrations and boho decor. The intentionally imperfect brush textures and painterly finish reflect the artist’s signature style: expressive, emotional, handcrafted, and full of personality. Designed to inspire positivity and self-worth, this illustration is perfect for nurseries, playrooms, classrooms, reading corners, homeschool spaces, therapy offices, and modern children’s bedrooms. The joyful celestial imagery symbolizes warmth, hope, creativity, and inner light. This artwork was digitally illustrated in Procreate on iPad

This original digital typography illustration by Alejandra Lloret (Why27?) celebrates self-confidence, individuality, and positivity through expressive hand-painted lettering and a soft feminine retro-inspired palette. The artwork features the uplifting affirmation “Your Superpower Is Being You” illustrated in warm golden handwritten typography surrounded by playful decorative stars, lightning bolts, and whimsical doodles. The pastel pink and lavender striped border creates a cozy vintage-inspired atmosphere while maintaining a modern playful aesthetic perfect for children’s interiors. Created in the artist’s signature handmade style, the piece combines painterly textures, visible brushstrokes, imperfect organic forms, and soft muted colors designed to feel emotional, warm, and authentically handcrafted rather than digitally perfect. The soothing palette of blush pink, lavender, cream, mustard, and coral makes this illustration especially suitable for girls nurseries, toddler rooms, playrooms, reading corners, classrooms, therapy spaces, and boho-inspired interiors. The positive message encourages children to embrace their uniqueness, creativity, and personality with confidence and joy. This artwork was digitally illustrated in Procreate on iPad

“To The Moon – Cosmic Typography Poster” is a hand-painted illustration featuring the iconic phrase ‘To the Moon’ in textured coral lettering, with a softly glowing moon replacing the letter “O”. Surrounded by delicate star dust and a dreamy gradient background, this piece evokes wonder, affection, and adventure. Its imperfect handmade charm and gentle pastel tones make it perfect for nurseries, kids’ rooms, or dreamy interiors inspired by love and space exploration.

“Santa’s Review – Top-notch Treats Christmas Poster” is a witty and festive illustration featuring the quote “Top-notch treats. Consider me a regular. See you next Christmas! – by Santa.” The artwork showcases playful hand-lettered typography in cream tones, five bright red stars, and a dashed pink frame on a deep green textured background. Its cozy handmade aesthetic makes it perfect for modern Christmas decor, holiday cards, or cheerful seasonal art collections that add humor and warmth to any space.

Playful and sporty typographic poster featuring the phrase “Let’s Play Ball” in bold, child-friendly lettering. Designed with a retro color palette of navy, terracotta, and mustard over a warm grid background, this print adds vintage baseball charm to any child’s room, nursery, or little league space. This original artwork was hand drawn on iPad Pro using warm tones and simple shapes to evoke a nostalgic and fun sports vibe.

This digital illustration by Alejandra Lloret (Why27?) features a playful chameleon wrapped around a bold typographic composition with the phrase “Change Is Cool,” presented in a vibrant pink color palette. The design blends a friendly animal character with hand-drawn lettering, creating a cheerful and empowering visual message about growth and adaptability. The chameleon’s curved body naturally frames the typography, adding movement and balance to the composition. Decorative elements such as stars, hearts, and organic shapes enhance the playful aesthetic while maintaining a clean and modern look. This pink variation is part of an original illustration concept developed by the artist, exploring different color palettes within the same composition. Designed for nurseries, kids’ rooms, or creative spaces, the artwork promotes confidence and positive thinking through a joyful, contemporary style. This artwork was originally created in Procreate (iPad), including the original layered file as proof of authorship. Initial creation date: October 30, 2025.