Let this be a lesson in always reading the fine print, because these pieces by Estonian artist Eiko Ojala aren’t made from paper. The depth and texture of each one is created digitally, raw edges and all. Ojala loves working with light and shadow while keeping his artworks minimal and focused on the beauty of shapes.
Athens, Greece-born illustrator Anna Deligianni‘s current work focuses on mobility, while the focus on detail carries over from previous work in engraving. Every bit of us has a story, doesn’t it?
Be it physical migration or a psychological journey, people are always struggling to leave their current situation to find a place where they can finally be at peace. I often use eyes in my paintings to symbolize the fact that there is always someone watching you, traveling in the same way as you are, sometimes as a friend and sometimes judging you, feeling empathy and companionship.
Ask More Questions by Anthony Burrill
Be Who You Needed by The Old Try
Earth Print by Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co.
House by the Sea Print by Catherine Campbell
Kitty Stardust Print by Niaski
Equal Measure Print by Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co.
My Butt Print by Helena Wurzel
Pastures Print by Kara Rosenlund
The Present is Female Poster by Samantha Hahn
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French artist Claire Trotignon employs drawing, collage, screen-printing, and installation as she explores the concept of space through architecture, landscape, and mapping. Claire says her inspiration comes from “everywhere at any moment” and cites music, film, travel, and books as notable sources.
Swedish freelance illustrator Jeff Östberg does so much lovely personal and editorial work it’s tough to choose favorites. Urban life, relaxation, music, and fashion are all prevalent themes throughout, created in his signature muted pastel palette. East personality loosely based on individuals Jeff happens across in daily Stockholm life.
This holiday we’ve teamed up with surface pattern designer Vivian Kvitka, aka the Good Viv, to bring you a gorgeously illustrated printable! Vivian created art full of wintery holiday windows, constellations, and stars that was turned into gift wrap and tags for you to print and cover your gifts with. The mustard and indigo lend themselves to all December holidays, whichever you celebrate, and can be used all winter long. The download includes colored as well as black and white versions of the gift tags, letter-sized sheets, and 11 x 17″ sheets. Enjoy!
Download Winter Nights Gift Wrap + Tags HERE
Just when everyday life seems to be exceptionally boring, a superbly talented artist like Paige Jiyoung Moon pops up on my radar as a reminder that it’s anything but. In fact, it’s quite beautiful. Paige’s slice-of-life paintings and drawings turn mundane tasks like doing the dishes and going to the laundry mat into well thought out scenes full of color and detail.
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
Paris-based illustrator and art director Thibault Daumain creates lovely pieces that seem like snapshots from a series of dreams. Each one has at least a touch of foliage, making Daumain’s entire body of work feel cohesive no matter the subject matter.
