Yehrin Tong specializes in creating mind-boggling, illusory and intricate patterns that just beckons for you to unravel them. Looking at them could be hypnotic as well — I could stare at her patterns for hours on end (but I won’t of course — I might go into some sort of trance if I did!)
I just saw that Carolin Lobbert has done a print with The Working Proof and I think it’s pretty swell. Carolin was born in 1981 and graduated from the University of Applied Sciences (Department Design). She’s currently based in Hamburg, Germany.
What I like about her work is how she infuses nature into her subjects – bold, colorful and sometimes bizarre, each one reflects a keen eye for detail. Though her design elements also border on being folklorish, the overall effect has a contemporary vibe that shines through, especially when it’s done for an editorial spread.
I’m loving the chirpy, happy stationery that Susie of boygirlparty has done for Chronicle Books. There’s notecards and journals (my favorite kind of stationery!) and you can expect Susie’s fun characters between each pages. Get a hold of ‘em via the boygirlparty shop!
