12.04.2026
How to Wash a Graphic T-Shirt Without Ruining It
A graphic tshirt is easy to ruin in the wash. Not dramatically — it rarely falls apart — but the…
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Studio notes, design inspiration & behind the scenes.
10.04.2026
What Changes Once a Print Is on Your Wall
A print always looks different once it’s on your wall. Not in an obvious way — not just scale or…
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09.04.2026
How to Flatten a Rolled Print Without Damaging It
Most prints arrive rolled. It’s the safest way to ship them — no creases, no pressure on the surface, no…
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08.04.2026
How to Choose Between Two Prints You Love
It’s a good problem to have. Two prints, both right, both wanted. But you can only choose one — at…
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07.04.2026
Collecting with Intention
There’s a version of collecting that is just not throwing things away. The difference isn’t always obvious from the outside.…
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06.04.2026
How to Gift an Art Print (Framed, Unframed or with a Mat)
A print is one of those gifts that can be as simple or as considered as you want it to…
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05.04.2026
Understanding GSM in Art Prints
GSM stands for grams per square metre. It’s the standard unit for measuring paper weight — not thickness exactly, but…
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04.04.2026
What Holds Up When Buying Art Online
Buying art online removes the gallery, but not the questions. What matters isn’t where you buy — but what you’re…
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03.04.2026
How to Care for a Cotton Tote Bag (Without Damaging the Print)
A cotton tote bag is one of the most durable things you can own — if you treat it right.…
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01.04.2026
What Is Giclée Printing — And Why It Matters for Art Prints
Giclée printing is the standard for fine art reproduction. The name comes from the French word for “to spray” —…
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27.03.2026
Making something small
There’s a tendency to equate scale with significance. The bigger the gesture, the more it means. The more visible the…
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22.03.2026
What You Carry Says Something
A tote bag is one of the least considered things you own and one of the most visible. It goes…
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