28.05.2026
On Euphoria as a Starting Point
There are periods where everything seems to align. No resistance, no doubt, just an urge to make things that spills…
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Studio notes, design inspiration & behind the scenes.
27.05.2026
The End of Something
Endings are productive in ways that are hard to admit at the time. When something stops, a relationship, a chapter,…
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26.05.2026
On Making Something When You’re Angry
Anger is a specific kind of fuel. Not the best mood to make decisions in, but one of the most…
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23.04.2026
A Tote Bag You Actually Use
A tote bag only really works if you end up using it. Not occasionally, not for a specific situation —…
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22.04.2026
How to Prevent a Print from Fading Over Time
Prints don’t fade all at once — it happens gradually. Over time, exposure to light, air, and changing conditions affects…
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21.04.2026
How to Choose the Right Size Print for Your Space
Choosing the right size print is often harder than choosing the image. A print can look right on its own…
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20.04.2026
How to Transport a Print Without Damaging It
Transporting a print seems simple — until it isn’t. Paper prints are more fragile than they look, especially during transport.…
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17.04.2026
Why a Good Tote Bag Is Never Out of Style
A tote bag doesn’t really go out of style. It can look more or less current depending on what’s around…
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16.04.2026
Why Some Designs Work Better on Fabric Than on Paper
Not every design moves easily from one surface to another. Some images hold well as prints, but feel different once…
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15.04.2026
What Makes a Print Worth Framing
Not every print needs to be framed. Some stay in a tube longer than expected. Others are placed on a…
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14.04.2026
How to Store Prints Without Damaging Them
Most prints spend some time stored before they’re framed or hung. How they’re kept during that period makes a difference…
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13.04.2026
How to Hang a Print Without Drilling Into the Wall
Not everyone can drill into their walls. Renting, listed buildings, or simply not wanting to commit — there are good…
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