Before we talk about art, let’s talk about what we stand for.

At OCCVLTE, we believe in radical inclusivity and unapologetic self-expression. This is a safe space for the alternative community.

• We stand for: Equal rights, neurodiversity, anti-racism and anti-facism. 

• We have zero tolerance for: Any hate speech. 

If that resonates with you, welcome to the coven.

Everyday Armor for the Unapologetic

You aren’t looking for mass-produced, fast-fashion garbage. You’re looking for pieces that reflect the weird, the dark, and the beautiful parts of who you are.

OCCVLTE was created to give you wearable art that feels like everyday armor. Whether you're haunting your local coffee shop or plotting your next creative endeavor, these pieces are designed to help you step out into the world feeling powerful, comfortable, and completely yourself.

The OCCVLTE Ethos

1. 100% Human-Made: No AI, no shortcuts. Every design starts with real ink, real paper, and real human hands.

2. Personally tested: Printed on demand, zero dead stock. Every product is personally tested to ensure the highest quality.

3. Wear your true nature: Ancient symbols for modern rebellion. OCCVLTE is a community for people that don’t fit in.

Meet the Artist

Hey, I'm Diane. I'm a Swiss artist and dark aesthetic lover and the hands behind every piece of ink you see here.

I started OCCVLTE because I’m passionate about art history and ancient symbols. They are too beautiful and too weird to stay hidden in a dusty book. Plus, if we wear them loud and proud, they will keep the normies away. When I'm not in my sweltering studio drawing, you can probably find me hanging out with my cats or carrying rocks and sticks my daughter found in the forest. 

Behind the Magic (Our Process)

Stage 1: The Spark (Sketching & Conception) It always starts with a sketch of a weird symbol and/or a bold creature. I sketch it with a pencil in one of my too many sketchbooks

Stage 2: The Alchemy (Creating the Art) Once I’m happy with the idea of the design, I take some black ink and draw it on white paper. Then I take a photo that I use on Procreate to make the final design.

Stage 3: The Final Polish (Production & Photography) I choose the highest quality cotton I can find and add the design to the garment. Before I list it on my website, I always test the apparel myself or give it to my friends for their brutally honest feedbacks.