Fix It
A dark bob, a coral bow and always a new idea. This curious girl builds, paints, fixes and tries again. When something goes wrong, it often becomes the best part of the story.
KAMILLA AKHMIN · COMIC POP ART
One idea. Two best friends. Plenty of happy mishaps.
Fix It always has a plan. Her white Maltese companion usually has a better one — or at least a funnier one. In Kamilla Akhmin’s comic pop art world, making things, playing and being together turn into small, affectionate adventures.

THE CHARACTERS
A dark bob, a coral bow and always a new idea. This curious girl builds, paints, fixes and tries again. When something goes wrong, it often becomes the best part of the story.
Soft white fur, dark eyes and irresistible curiosity. To this little dog, a box can be a home, a wagon can be a throne, and the most important job is playing together.
Cobalt blue, lemon yellow and coral, with bold outlines and comic halftone dots. The characters focus on each other and what they are doing: the humour grows from their friendship.
Stories for children and the adults who read with them; a playful visual world for dog lovers and families who enjoy making things together.
FROM STORIES TO EVERYDAY OBJECTS
Publishing, play, textile and product concepts. These are digital mockups; manufacture, materials and final specifications would be developed with a partner.

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Short, humorous stories to read together. The doghouse and missing-pencil scenes are presented as a possible picture book.
For children’s publishers and illustrated series editors.
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Colouring, playful activities and sticker storytelling with the two friends. A direction for a standalone activity book or a companion to a picture book series.
For activity publishers and creative paper product brands.
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Turn the story into a shared making activity: building and decorating a miniature doghouse. The box illustrates a packaging and product development direction.
For craft kit makers and family activity brands.
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Notebooks, notepads and small paper goods bring a moment from the characters’ world to an everyday object.
For stationery and gift brands.
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Put a picture together, find matching pairs or invent a new adventure. The scenes offer starting points for several tabletop game formats.
For game publishers and puzzle manufacturers.
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Aprons, painting smocks, T-shirts and tote bags place the characters at the heart of everyday making and play.
For children’s clothing, textile and accessory brands.
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Coordinated wall art, cushions and a blanket bring small pieces of the characters’ story into a child’s room.
For home textile, children’s interior and art print brands.
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A mug, bowl and plate for breakfast together. Ceramic or porcelain is a possible material direction to develop with a partner.
For ceramic, porcelain and tableware brands.
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The missing-pencil story in four frames. A visual starting point for short, humorous episodes and social video development.
For animation studios, producers and digital publishers.
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The friends as a collectible figure pair, or as a fabric doll and plush dog. Two distinct product directions connected by the same characters.
For figure makers, toy manufacturers and plush brands.
Discuss this direction →PARTNER OVERVIEW
Seven illustrated short stories, ten application visuals, a bilingual website presentation and an English collection overview.
AI-assisted digital illustrations and concepts under Kamilla Akhmin’s art direction. The presentation does not include physical prototypes, production files, a published book or completed animation.
Changes to character names, forms, colours and stories require Kamilla’s approval. Product category, territory, term, fees and any exclusivity are agreed separately.
A one-page PDF for publishers, licensing agencies and development partners.
LICENSING & COLLABORATION
Tell us the intended use and market. Your contact form will open with Fix It and your chosen enquiry type already selected.
Characters and illustrations for an agreed product category.
Representation discussions with licensing agencies.
Developing a picture book, activity book or new story series.
Developing short episodes and stories for the screen.
Working together on materials, form and realisation.
Direct contact: genedicskamy@gmail.com