We have started to experiment with painting and screen printing on different materials. Here is a short presentation of the first collection of art works. Eight unique paintings. Which one is your favorite?
Right now they are available at Nordic Design Collective (for international orders please send a message).
Kotten, the first printwe’ve ever done together as jolllygoodfellow, hera as poster.
Screen printed by hand on heavy uncoated swedish paper. Available both in off-white (Munken Pure 240g) and white (Munken Lynx 240g).
Size: 46×64 cm (18×25 inches) Stamped title and signed with pencil (L. E. TANTTU).
For sale here in our shop
The Cone is a favorite among our prints for the kids, so we had to print it on a tote bag as well! A piece of the beautiful forest, plain and simple.
Organic cotton for the sake of the planet.
The fact is that “Kotten” is the first print we did together as a jollygoodfellow, we still like it and still print it. When we were going to make it available at supermarket we realized that we didn’t have that many pictures of the print on the right items (we changed supplier along the way). But now we have! Some of them you find here.
Manos has left the green house at Överjärva Gård and moved to Renstiernas gata 22, Södermalm, Stockholm. The first time we passed by our “jussi” was in the window! Today we delivered lots of newly printed “jussis”: bodys, t-shirts and tote bags.
Karin, who runs Manos, sells her own nice ceramics (which you also see in the picture above) among hand picked items from around the world. Often there is an exibition from a guest artist in one of the big windows. When in town – go there and get inspired!
This week we have printed some “Jussis” for the very young, bodies in two sizes 3-6 months and 6-12 months. You can find them on Supermarket, Etsy and the swedish shop Signerat.
Trycket Kotten2 har äntligen fått ett lite värdigare namn: Jussi! Vi får väl se om Jussi erövrar världen, det är nu i alla fall tekniskt möjligt via supermarket
Our print Kotten2 has finally received a bit more dignified name: Jussi!
and now you can find it at supermarket on T-shirts and tote bags.