Yeka Haski is a Tokyo-based mixed-media artist, illustrator, and character designer whose vibrant work features quirky characters navigating absurd situations through a distinctive visual language of dynamic shapes, clean lines, and pure colors. Originally from Saint Petersburg and trained at the Royal Academy of Arts and Culture, Haski creates character-driven artworks across commercial illustration, art direction, fashion, and interior decoration, working both digitally and by hand. Her style combines quirky doodles, long knotted shapes, and bold compositions that spread humor, fun, and action, establishing her as a recurring speaker at international design conferences including Awwwards, Pictoplasma (Berlin's character design conference), Boomfest, and Pechakucha. Haski has exhibited her work in solo and group exhibitions across Japan, South Korea, Germany, Finland, Russia, Mexico, and Brazil, while collaborating with major brands including Adobe, Google, IKEA, Reebok, Vogue, JNBY, and Folie à Plusieurs. Her practice extends beyond illustration into environmental advocacy through projects like The KADO Project with mymizu, reflecting her commitment to supporting sustainability initiatives through visual storytelling.
