Valeria Molinari is a Venezuelan illustrator and designer who loves typography, color and words.
This combination can be seen in her unique embroidery that shows her love for simple graphics, type setting and hand lettering.
Her website is currently under construction but you can find her on Instagram, find her portfolio here on Mica and you can purchase some of her work in her Etsy shop, Pocket Size Dreams.
Images: Courtesy of Valeria Molinari.
Miesje Chafer is a textile designer, doodler, screen printer and maker based in Southsea, UK. She creates and prints bold and bright geometric designs to create her line of accessories which includes cushions, quilts, purses and bags. On the website, Sorting Office, she describes her creative process as such:
“I usually start my day with printing, as this takes up the most energy. I make a list of all the different colours and patterns I want for that day, then I cut out and iron all the fabric I need for that batch of printing. I then spend the afternoon sewing/emailing/taking photos/putting stuff online/posting things/eating/napping/ until I’m too tired to do anymore and I collapse on the sofa!â€
You can see more of her work on her website and on Instagram.
Images: Courtesy of Miesje Chafer.
What a great concept! The German collective Raubdruckerin, specializes in street screen printing. They use manhole covers of major European cities as surfaces to ink, creating bags and t-shirts printed directly in the streets. Their collection currently includes prints from 20 major cities all of which are made from organic cotton and certified fair trade.
You can follow this group on their website and on Facebook.
Images: Courtesy of Raubdruckerin.
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