As a longtime fan of Park, it was especially meaningful to be invited by the band to create merchandise for a hometown concert. Throughout the collaboration, I worked closely with the band to develop artwork that reflected both their history and evolving identity. By combining lyrical references with visual storytelling, we created a design that celebrated their connection with longtime fans while introducing a fresh take on the band's imagery.

Created for Park's hometown concert, this illustration was inspired by the lyric "Bring yourself back to Earth" from the band's debut album, No Signal. Rather than depicting the lyric literally, I imagined a child wearing a space suit, jumping upward in an attempt to reach the stars, representing youthful ambition and the desire to explore beyond what's possible. The concept was also influenced by an older Park T-shirt that featured the band's logo in a NASA-inspired typeface. To connect the artwork to the band's current identity, I incorporated their newest logo as a mission patch on the astronaut's sleeve, tying together Park's past and present in a single illustration.