About the Studio
LMNQ Creative Studio is a multi-disciplinary creative studio founded by LUMINA, specializing in motion graphics, cinematic direction, visual identity, and illustration.
We've collaborated with industry leaders including hololive (COVER Corp.), Shift Up, LINE Games, HYBE, Nexon, Project Moon, ずっと真夜中でいいのに。 — bridging subcultural aesthetics and professional creative production across Japan, Korea, and global markets.
Services
Motion Graphics & MV Direction01
Visual Identity & Branding02
Illustration & Art Direction03
Game Development04
Education & Consulting05
selected clients
COVER Corp. (hololive)Shift UpLINE GamesNPIXELHYBENexonProject MoonGravityESTIMATE Entertainmentずっと真夜中でいいのに。Coloso
Education
Coloso — After Effects Character Animation Instructor
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Notable Roles
Brand Director — Ninomae Ina'nis, IRyS (hololive)
Director & Lyricist — VIOLET, TEMARI MV
Director & Lyricist — VIOLET, TEMARI MV
Current Project
Project Iruka — Psychological Horror Game
Early 2027 Release
Early 2027 Release
Location
Seoul, South Korea
Available worldwide
Available worldwide
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2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
motion
design
game
edu
illust
philosophy
Sculpteur de lumière.
— A sculptor of light. Always trying to understand how light shapes the way we feel.
01
Hoping to reach the viewer's heart
I believe technique is, at its core, a tool for telling stories. With every motion and every color I choose, my first thought is always, "what will the person watching feel?" To me, being understood matters more than being impressive.
02
Design that feels at home anywhere
Game cinematics, VTuber identities, educational content — I'm drawn to the challenge of keeping a consistent voice across very different contexts. Rather than rigid templates, I try to build flexible systems that blend naturally into wherever they live.
03
The same care, no matter the scale
Whether it's a large-scale project or refining a single icon, I try to bring the same sincerity to the work. Even the parts no one might notice — I believe those small details are what make the whole thing feel complete.