Aman Khanna is a graphic artist, illustrator, sculptor and a visual storyteller. After graduating in graphic and information design from London College of Communication in 2004, Aman worked in London and then set up his own design studio in London and in New Delhi. Aman’s quirky characters and iconic forms tease viewers, drawing their attention to the pages of many international publications. Aman creates these small sculptures from his observation of the common man and his dilemmas. Claymen figures come in peace and maintain silence. Although going through their own existential crises at all times they are mere spectators or observers to the notion that “man is losing his humanity and becoming a thing amongst the things he produces.”

You can even dress your Claymen sculpture with sunglasses. Check out the Journal section on their website for inspo.