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Here's another great Moomin print for you!

I know a lot of people reserve the art of Tove Jansson for childrens rooms, but as an adult lady I can tell you that this print will look good on literally any wall.

Produced by Putinki of Finland, measures 24x30 cm of deep luscious color.

Here's another great Moomin print for you!

I know a lot of people reserve the art of Tove Jansson for childrens rooms, but as an adult lady I can tell you that this print will look good on literally any wall. I also love how heartwarming the stories of the moominvalley is and how this print acts as a reminder that life can be a lowkey fairytale.

Produced by Putinki of Finland, measures 24x30 cm.

Here's another great Moomin print for you!

I know a lot of people reserve the art of Tove Jansson for childrens rooms, but as an adult lady I can tell you that this print will look good on literally any wall. I also love how heartwarming the stories of the moominvalley is and how this print acts as a reminder that life can be a lowkey fairytale.

Produced by Putinki of Finland, measures 24x30 cm.

Here's another great Moomin print for you!

I know a lot of people reserve the art of Tove Jansson for childrens rooms, but as an adult lady I can tell you that this print will look good on literally any wall. The soft pastels of this print are just stunning, you should treat yourself to this eyecandy honey!

Produced by Putinki of Finland, measures 24x30 cm.

Beautiful A3 sized two-color risograph print of a Tilda Mårtensson original.

Tilda Mårtensson is an illustrator and graphic designer from the south of Sweden. In her work she want to highlight values - animals, nature, vegetation - that she feel are forgotten in our increasingly stressed society. Feminism and mental health are two other topics that often become central in her creative process.

Tilda likes to work in mixed techniques, it can be anything from gouache or chalk to digital imaging. Characteristics for her visual language are playful shapes that are often combined with imperfect strokes. Too realistic imagery doesn't feel as interesting to her, which is why she strives to work in the opposite direction, with illustrations that have a slight dissonance to them and where the imperfect is perfect.