
This desktop has been a design project of ours for the last month. Once again we draw inspiration from the Japanese. Available in blue and grey like you see above, an all blue background version. There is...



The name Timorous Beasties comes from the Robert Burn’s poem. “To a Mouse” (pronounced – Moose). Noted for its...

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Here’s a sketch from a new pattern in the works based on Ernst Haeckel‘s Nature Plates from his famous Kunstformen which contains 100 beautiful lithographic plates showing multiple unusual life forms from birds to microscopic jellyfishes.
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Julia Rothman is an illustrator and designer living in Brooklyn, NY. She’s got some amazing pattern work. Spending a bit of time on her site is well worth it....


I recently saw a great Antonio López García exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Antonio López García is a Spanish painter and sculptor. His work is very detailed,...


Recently had the chance to catch up with an old classmate, Dana Woulfe, at RISD, where we both spoke to a...

We’ve been working a lot on this new desktop wallpaper illustration and planned to have it finished by today, but alas, it’s not quite there yet. Who new building an entire city would take so long? In the mean…

Oh man, who doesn’t like antlers? we at Farmidable sure do. What you see here is a new pattern in production; and, word to the wise, if you don’t like antlers: too bad.