Brand Inspo

Cover art for musician <n>Soulthrll</n>'s songs, including <n>di ko kahulat</n> and <n>Butterfly Gang</n>.

Poster for <n>YEAH! Girona</n>'s January 2024 program, designed by <n>Quim Marin</n>.

Identity design for a construction company by <n>Fellas.</n>

Model <n>Louise De Coster</n> for <n>la fille d'O</n>. Photo by <n>Zeb Daemen</n> and <n>Jef Jacobs</n>.

<n>three friends</n>, a 2016 digital animation by <n>Bees & Bombs</n>.

A 1976 postage stamp from the <n>Yemen Arab Republic</n> depicting a branch of a coffee shrub.

The <n>Borsa Crema/moro</n> handbag by <n>MIA BAG</n>.

Promotional graphic for <n>Oak & Saint</n>, a coffee shop in San Antonio, TX, located at <n>The Andy</n>.

A melon and watermelon stand on a street in <n>Barcelona</n>, 1945.

Flyer for <n>Beans & Beats</n> at <n>Chimichanga Holland Village</n> with DJ sets by <n>Bezalel</n>, <n>Ling</n>, and <n>Gigi</n>.

Tote bag for the <n>Pages | Fukuoka Art Book Fair</n>. Design by <n>長尾美術</n>.

Graphic for <n>Caffè RIMOWA</n>, a pop-up event in Milan by <n>RIMOWA</n> and <n>La Marzocco</n> in April 2024.

THE UNIVERSE IS AGGRESSIVELY ON YOUR SIDE

There are many beliefs that we hold about the world that can create a feeling of battle or fighting with it - this often happens when we try to force a path that we are not meant to be on. People in lower levels of vibration feel that everyone is working against them, that nothing goes right for them, and that there is some panel of evil schemers who are acting against your success.No one is really working against you at a macro level, and within you lies everything you need to succeed.

Instead, affirm that the universe is aggressively on your side. Drum in the belief into your head that everything happens because it is a stepping stone to your inevitable success. The universe is a place of abundance, if you choose to view it that way. By shifting from fighting with the world to living with a secret power of the entire world being with you, you begin to act and live in a powerful way. With the entire universe on your side, what can stand in your way? The answer is nothing. By accepting and acknowledging that within you is a fragment of the entire world, why would the world conspire against you? Utilise the power and magic of being connected to the entire energetic swirling that is this world, and manifest its power in everything you do.

Everyone knows what paranoia is, but have you heard of Pronoia? a person experiencing pronoia feels that the world around them conspires to do them good. This is a state of being that is unendingly beneficial to curate. When you go through life with the default setting of ‘wow this is a good thing, everything that happens brings me closer to my total success’ it begins to fulfil itself infront of your eyes. Your subconscious begins to perceive all the ways that the universe is helping you out. In doing so, it creates more opportunities for abundance.

Belief becomes perspective and perspective creates reality. It does not seem logical, but It Is true. As we want to pursue the mental model that brings us the most success, when we cultivate pronoia we bring into reality the belief that the world wants us to win. When we believe this, more wins fall into our laps.

Tote bag for <n>Cnap</n>, inspired by a book cover design by <n>Emil Ruder</n> and <n>Robert Büchler</n>.

Tote bag for the <n>Three Tired Tigers</n> exhibition at <n>Jameel Arts Centre</n>.

Photograph by <n>Herbert Bayer</n> from his 1930 book of string figures, <n>Stopping Off Place</n>.

Tote bag with branding for <n>Maqha Al-Deera</n> designed by <n>Destino</n>.

Announcement for the <n>MW.S x Molly Demo Night</n> event, hosted by <n>MOUTHWASH Studio</n> and <n>Molly</n>.

Motion design for the <n>Spatial Festival</n> identity by <n>Pràctica</n> and <n>Gerard Mallandrich</n>.

<n>Parapsychologie</n> (1980), an illustration by artist <n>Moebius</n>.

Cover art for songs by artists including <n>TH;EN</n>, <n>Giolì & Assia</n>, <n>TH</n>, and <n>Carlo Whale</n>.

An illustration of a <n>Spiral Nebula</n> from the book <n>Elements of Astronomy</n>, 1875.