#functionalart

Stuck through the cold — and the internet was down for a few days. Got tired of the endless routine of feeding wood into the stove, so I just wanted to make something simple and unpretentious.

Vivid Patterns: A Creative Take on Everyday Design

This collection of product images showcases the transformative power of bold and imaginative graphic design. Featuring a range of everyday items such as mugs, art prints, and stationery, the project brings vibrant patterns and striking colors to life. With a palette dominated by red, blue, yellow, and black, the designs create a visual symphony that is both playful and sophisticated.

Each piece features abstract and organic patterns that seamlessly blend modernity with artistic flair. The designs elevate ordinary objects into conversation starters, proving that even functional items can be expressions of creativity. The harmonious juxtaposition of bold lines and intricate shapes gives the products a distinctive personality, making them ideal for both retail and personal use.

The use of vibrant colors and dynamic compositions reflects the project’s commitment to infusing art into daily life. The versatility of the designs makes them suitable for a variety of settings, whether as eye-catching promotional materials or as thoughtful gifts. This project not only redefines how we perceive everyday objects but also inspires creativity in how we interact with them.

Some days it’s glitter and flow. Some days it’s showing up tired with resin on your hands and hope in your pockets.

Everything I make starts small, slow, and imperfect — poured in tiny batches, shaped by mood, color, and whatever magic showed up that day.

If you’re also halfway somewhere: I’m proud of you. Keep going. 💜

A bar cart I, “carry me off into the night”, by English artist Jack Simonds. Hand carved from walnut, burned black and finished with a light oil. Shot by Sofa Alvarez in BK, NY.