illustration – magroja

‘Tis that time of the year again, in which we may look for presents for our family, friends, frenemies, or just a treat for ourselves. And with that spirit, maybe some of you would be interested in some prints, postcards and stickers for that! According to the post office official website, there’s still “plenty” of time to get your orders in time for Christmas, or even in time for you to then post them again to new recipients, if you like living dangerously. And so I’d like to share some of the latest additions to my Etsy shop.

The enemy of the people flies by private jet – Fundraiser screenprint

These were made a bit quick and are, what one could call, a bit ‘rough around the edges’. But they have all the love that solidarity can bring.The pink/magenta is a bit fluorescent, and the contrast is great. The background depicts clouds. The blue is a bit like a prussian blue, and the contrast is more on the subtle side of things. The background is that of swirling seawaves and seafoam. I made 14 of each and there’s blue and a few pink ones left!

The profits will be donated to Southwark and Lambeth Anti-Raids fundraiser.

Molly the Utopian cat – stickers

Utopian cat stickers of my little muse Molly. In an A5 sheet format with 5 cat stickers (and a few little extra ones), made with an eco-vynil cover to extend their life and resistance. Perfect for your laptop or the surface of your choice, indoor or out! (It should withstand rain, so get creative).Text in stickers: “No Gods, No Masters”, “Cute & fierce”, “Dreaming of a cat-opia” and “No Fences, No Borders, #NoCatIsIllegal”. And one of them is Molly just looking confused.

Milo and Nala – square postcards // Molly chilling, A5 postcard

Square postcards (15×15 cms) printed on recycled silk stock. Made from digital illustrations. On the left, Nala with Camelias. On the right, Milo with ferns.

Right: A5 postcard printed on off-white recycled stock. Molly is a lover of a good nap on the sun, so here is a constant reminder that there’s more to life than being productive. The text reads “Chill against the productivity paradigm”.