FOMO, the fear of missing out, is that nagging feeling that something better is happening somewhere else, without you. I liked the shape of the word, so experimented with different ways to arrange them, to see how much of the nagging feeling they could hold.

FOMO in isometric 3D, each letter built from thin stacked layers. The first O is a ring, the second a disc with a peg standing up from its center.
FOMO in heavy, flat black shapes on a two-by-two grid: an F, a solid circle with a small white bar across its middle, an M drawn with thin white cuts, and a tapered block with three white slits, like a bin.
FOMO as a face: a large outlined circle for the head, a mirrored F and a small o for eyes, and an M underneath for the body and collar.

A local screen printing studio in Warsaw helped me print these. A few photos I clicked at the studio.

Two prints of the isometric FOMO drying on a wire rack, one on marbled pink paper and one on white.
Drying a fresh FOMO print on a grey sweatshirt with a hair dryer.
The FOMO screen being cleaned, the isometric letters showing through the blue emulsion under streaks of foam.
Working at the bench under a wall covered in screen printed posters.
A corner of the studio wall, layered with posters, prints and stickers.
More of the studio wall: posters, prints, postcards and photos pinned up together.