A studio table holding mysterious archive objects, drawings, and a small impossible relic

Independent art · collectible worlds · tabletop experiences

Creating worlds
worth collecting.

BJD Studio is the independent creative practice of Benjamin Joseph DeJarnette—building original art, story-rich objects, and games that reward curiosity.

COLORADO · EST. 2026

01 / PURPOSE

Art can be more than an image.
A game can be more than a diversion.

We make worlds you can hold: archives to investigate, objects with histories, and systems that turn imagination into participation. Each project begins with an unusual question and grows through drawing, writing, research, and play.

02 / PROJECTS

Worlds in formation

Two long-form works currently define the studio. They are shown honestly at their present stage: one approaching its first collectible release, one entering structured prototype development.

AKASHA project materials01

Flagship world · In development

AKASHA

The Infinite Archive

A collectible archive of recovered worlds. Assemble entries, artifacts, fragments, and hidden evidence to reconstruct stories too large to survive intact.

Enter the project
CURATORIA project materials02

Tabletop game · Prototype

CURATORIA

Institutions of Legacy

A strategic card game about museums, universities, collectors, and shadow networks competing to decide what history remembers.

Enter the project

03 / ORIGINAL WORKS

The hand behind
the worlds.

Drawings, paintings, studies, and invented artifacts form the visual foundation of BJD Studio. A first curated portfolio is being prepared for publication.

Visit original works ↗
THE FIRST
PORTFOLIO
IS BEING
CURATED.

04 / THE STUDIO

FOUNDER & CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Benjamin Joseph
DeJarnette

BJD Studio exists to give ambitious ideas enough room to become real. Its work moves between visual art, speculative fiction, collectible publishing, game design, research, and physical craft.

The studio is currently independent and deliberately small. That scale keeps authorship visible, allows experiments to remain strange, and makes every finished object accountable to a single creative vision.

Studio dispatches · Opening soon

Follow what is
being recovered.

Release notes, process fragments, prototype invitations, and the first opportunity to acquire work from BJD Studio.

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