Why I keep a sketchbook
A sketchbook is where an idea learns to breathe before it ever reaches a screen.
Read entry ↗Bangladeshi artist · Animation · Sketch
I’m Feroza Afroz Monee — an artist and creative leader turning gestures, characters, and ideas into expressive visual worlds.
Chief Creative Officer
Tagrise Technologies UAB
Selected work
A curated view of animation thinking, character exploration, and hand-drawn studies.
Artwork shown here is presented as a visual portfolio framework and can be replaced with final project imagery.
About Monee
Feroza Afroz Monee is a Bangladeshi artist specialising in animation and sketching.
Her practice is rooted in observation: the pause before a smile, the weight of a posture, the rhythm hidden inside an ordinary moment. She develops these details into warm, expressive images and visual stories.
Alongside her independent art practice, Monee serves as Chief Creative Officer at Tagrise Technologies UAB, leading creative direction and shaping visual experiences across digital products.
“A sketch does not need to be perfect.
It needs to feel alive.”
Creative process
Collect gestures, expressions, textures, and quiet moments that make an idea feel human.
Fill pages with loose thumbnails, shapes, alternate poses, and unexpected visual directions.
Shape the strongest idea through character design, visual development, and storyboarding.
Refine timing and motion until each frame carries clarity, personality, and emotional rhythm.
Sketchbook
Notes on animation, sketching and process — published on the sketchbook page.
A sketchbook is where an idea learns to breathe before it ever reaches a screen.
Read entry ↗How a thirty-second observation becomes a character with a point of view.
Read entry ↗Timing is the invisible pencil — it shapes how a movement feels long before the frames are cleaned up.
Read entry ↗Start a conversation
For collaborations, animation projects, commissions, and creative direction, send a note.
info@monee.art