Studio Mattie

Geometric poparty design

A simple graphic of a little tree on a brown background

A simple graphic of a little tree on a yellow background

One of my favorite flowers

How folk art relates to Scandinavian Art Nouveau.

Graphic after the famous bust of Egyptian queen Nefertiti

Another pattern of tadpoles.

Another graphic of the famous Nefertiti bust

Graphic after the famous bust of Egyptian queen Nefertiti

And inspired by the song

A modern design based on an illustration from an 18th century plant book.

A modern design based on an illustration from an 18th century plant book.

A modern design based on an illustration from an 18th century plant book.

I am very fond of those traditional patterns in Scandinavian embroidery. This pattern is a another stylized version of an example from my own collection.

Another pattern of tadpoles

Another pattern of tadpoles.

Another pattern of tadpoles.

How folk art relates to Scandinavian Art Nouveau. Based on a floral pattern from Jämtland, Sweden.

Back to basics

A pattern of tadpoles

Another graphic of the famous Nefertiti bust

Graphic after the famous bust of Egyptian queen Nefertiti

A colorful illustration of a ladybug

A colorful modern design based on an antique print of an Amaryllis

A design based on an embroidered pouch from the Swedish county of Dalarna

A design based on an embroidered pouch from the Swedish county of Dalarna

Another pattern based on peasant art from the Nordic Museum in Stockholm

A design based on an embroidered pouch from the Swedish county of Dalarna

Another pattern based on peasant art from the Nordic Museum in Stockholm

A colrful design based on Swedish embroidery from the 19th century

Another design based on a pair of mittens from Hälsingland, Sweden

A pattern inspired by folk art from Hälsingland, Sweden

Trying a different style

Another compilation of blocks

A homage to lazy graphic design of the 80s

It is not my habit to copy from the masters, but this one I couldn't resist. Moreover, Miro already took the dog from a 17th century Dutch interior by Hendrick Sorgh. And there are too few brown designs.