OKA.

Oka isn't just a character—he's an art experiment that broke loose. Born as a doodle of a halo-crowned skater kid, Oka lives in the space between irony and sincerity: an edgy street rat with a board under his feet and nothing in his vocabulary but his own name—"oka." He doesn't lecture, he doesn't explain; he just exists, skating circles around a world that's too serious for him.

The project began as a series of stark, black-and-white drawings—minimal, raw, and pixel-esque—like an abandoned zine that someone found on a floppy disk. But the more Oka appeared, the more he became a statement: a reminder of that restless, reckless energy that defined skate culture and the early internet.