I have a huge crush on Reeta Ek, the Helsinki-based artist who you may know from her work for Marimekko. I love her print work just as much as her textile designs, and would happily display any of them on my walls or my body.
Botanic Urban Plate 3 by My Deer Art
Fleuriosity Flourishing Lungs by Vanessa Buchmann
Kitty, Flowers by Chipmunk Cheeks
Past Present Stamped Ink Print by Mark Samsonovich
Sparkly Water by Monika Forsberg
Want Better Not More by Anthony Burrill
White Oak Leaf Block Print by Parchment Moon
Casting Spells by Camille Chew
Clouds Turn to Thunder by Marta Spendowska
Coffee Brewing Apparatus 1967 by Patent Prints
Vines & Snakes by Made by Perrin
Creatures of the Order Strigiformes by Kelsey Oseid
Faces I Know by Hiller Goodspeed
Young Lady by Tali Yalonetzski
Christopher DeLorenzo creates simple, bold illustrations and designs. As a one man studio based out of Massachusetts, he creates editorial illustration, branding development, advertising, packaging, fashion, and the list goes on. Bring some of his art into your space by checking out his shop and picking up a print or three.
Prickly Pear Fabric Wall Art by My Bearded Pigeon
Strawberry by Paper Ghost Studio
Graphic 83 by Georgiana Paraschiv
Pink and Yellow Minimalist Desert Landscape by Beeline Studio
Geometric Gold by Cat Coquillette
Libra Astrology Poster by Crisp Sheets
Becca Stadtlander Flowers Print by Little Otsu
Polka Dots & Paint by Tangerine-Tane
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Botanic Urban/Plate 1 by My Deer Art
Cult Paper Mouth by Ashley Rodgers
Grapefruit 12 by Elizabeth Mayville
Make Art Not War by Obey Giant
Native Plants of the Pacific Northwest by Taiga Press
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Michael Nÿkamp‘s collection of mid-century modern homes captures what so many of us love about that genre of architecture. Clean lines and no fuss with simple black lined graphics on a light grey background. Nÿkamp continues adding to this project as well as taking commissions to illustrate other mid-century homes and buildings.
I grew up as an only child activities that I could do on my own were kind of a staple, and memory games were one of those things for sure. I’ve added this grownup, graphic take on the classic featuring fluorescent, Risograph print-inspired patterns by Sigrid Calon to my game collection at home. The cube holds 52 paired cards and works as a design-savvy gift, mental challenge, and beautiful art object.
1/Rent this floating house on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef 2/Brian Finke captures sad desk lunches 3/Emillie Ferris’ hyperrealistic embroidered pet portraits 4/Check out the new IKEA museum 5/Nike’s summer shoe collab is a floral dream come true 6/Haroshi carves stacked skateboard decks into colorful sculptures 7/Japanese restaurant serves noodles in elegant ice bowls 8/A dizzying infographic takes us through 146 years of music 9/Instagram chef turns junk food into next level cuisine 10/A collection of colorful crafted ceilings 11/Send your friends an envelope of the night sky
1/Backpacks + Rucksacks 2/Conrad Crispin Jones 3/Designer Fund / Moniker 4/Graham Yarrington 5/Kate Hush 6/Laura Jane Scott 7/Tips + Tricks: Food Styling and Photography 8/Print Edition: August 2016 9/Tacopedia
I’m happy to start sharing more graphic design projects here on Design Crush, if you’ve been following us since the beginning in 2007 you know it used to be a big part of our content. Today it’s something I haven’t been able to stop thinking about – a job for Designer Fund by Moniker. Designer Fund is an investment group committed to design-led companies who needed a set of posters for their Bridge Speaker Series that invites legends such as John Bielenberg, Wilson Miner, and Julie Zhuo to speak on a range of topics from design leadership to future design trends. To contrast the digital nature of the talks, Moniker utilized the tactility of paper and created abstract forms to convey key ideas from each lecture.
