Here is a fun printmaking project inspired by artist Paul Klee and his painting Castle and Sun. Do your kids watch Little Einsteins? My little girl loves them and was watching them the other day. If you do watch them, you know that they feature an artist and a composer each episode. Paul Klee was […]
A Year of Redirection: Key Colors for Spring Summer 2026 As we approach 2026, the landscape of fashion and design is poised for significant transformation. This year is anticipated to be a crucial moment of redirection, driven by a profound reassessment of societal norms, industrial practices, and environmental strategies. In this context, the trend forecasts […]
How to print with turmeric and the sun!
As promised, here is the first tutorial in making the Scout Tee Madewell variation. I broke this down into two sections because it was getting pretty long as one post. For this variation tutorial you will need the following things... Scout Tee Pattern Rulers (straight and curved) Pencil Paper You can click the below images to see a larger version if needed. Figure 1 You're going to need to first lengthen the sleeve. Decide how long you want your finished sleeve to be, this will be the length from the sleeve cap to the first line in the illustration above, new sleeve length. Decide how wide you want your cuffs to be, mine are 1.5
Printed with hand carved linocut/block print stamps. Each piece is unique and imperfect and printed at my home studio in Los Angeles. No digital printing or drop shipping here! This shirt features tinned fish as its main design with a can of sardines in navy blue on the front of the shirt. It also features a collar and sleeve detail front and back with sardines encircling:) This would be a great shirt to wear on a hike, to the farmer's market or just lounging around. Maybe even as a gift for your foody friends or tinned fish aficionados (a-fish-onados??)! 100% Heavyweight Cotton Tee Shirt Unisex Sizing (runs a touch slim but long. looks great cropped or tucked!) Machine Washable. Line dry for longevity of vibrancy or on low heat. Please allow appropriate time for production of this product as each one is made to order before shipping. Some slight variations may occur in placement and color of your printed shirt.
Twenty Sundays is a new hotel brand and has dubbed itself "A luxury hotel concept for parents of the unruly." With branding designed by Studio DBD, this hotel is doing its best to take out the worry and annoyances that can come with traveling with little ones.
Ex libris collection of Halisten Studio. We love these small projects, designing a personal ex libris or bookplate is always a pleasure for us!
Originally an ink and tissue painting, this Container Ship art print stacks up against the best of 'em`. Made in our studio on Guemes Island, Washington using a high definition ink process on a 100% cotton fiber acid-free matte paper. Vibrant colors. Image size : 10" wide x 7.25" tallPaper Size: 8.5" x 11"
10 super fun jellyfish art projects for kids! From marble print jellyfish, to clay jellyfish projects to up-cycled jellyfish crafts, there is a jellyfish project for everyone!
Giclee archival fine art print of a gouache illustration at 11x14 inches on 82lb smooth matte paper. Comes shipped in a plastic sleeve with cardboard backing. I print and cut these at my home studio, so they are each made with love. “Giclee” means these prints are done on acid free paper with pigment-based inks. They are meant to last many years without fading with the proper care.
Art print with blueberry illustration and the text LArctique. This print highlights the blue gold of the north and is perfect for nature lovers.
Printing technique: Linocut Size: 20x30 cm, 7.9x11.8 in Paper: acid free paper for graphic prints, 200 g/m2 or heavier Ink: archival quality for graphic prints Color: black Edition: open The paper is cut to size by hand minor variations in size may occur. Each print is made by hand and will vary sl
Formist has just released its recent typeface Serous – a liquid-styled type family consisting of four different weights: Brook, Creek, Stream, and River. Founded by artist and designer Mark Gowing,…
Cyanotype printing, also known as sun printing, is a technique which was discovered in 1842 by scientist Sir John Herschel. At the time, it was used primarily to reproduce engineering and architect…
