Flake Merch

Pay homage to Jay-Z and this British summertime ice cream treat with this 1990s "99 flake" inspired graphic stating "I got 99 problems".

Christmas decoration with Christmas Elfs

From the series “Snow flakes”, ink and paint on paper, 30 x 30 cm. Someone teaches us that the snowflakes are different from each other since we are small children. We learn that they are formed with a crystallization process that follows a geometric pattern that changes each time, indefinitely, never having the possibility of a repetition. The ice crystal takes shape slowly, expanding from a central point to the surrounding space, obeying to some strict symmetrical scheme, until all unallocated space is filled with these icy branches. What happens if in this process, the atoms of the water, in the meanwhile they are solidifying, encounter an obstacle, a slag, an impurity? Will it also remain trapped inside the grid? Will it be ...

Digital work of an angel

You are just so darn cool. Really.

The Richest and The Tastiest! Introducing Carole's Tiger Flakes

So... You want a hug or what?

It's a Hallmark Christmas movie kind of thing, When you know, you know

New range of Alphabet Illustrations based on the first words of Evelyn. Originally a project started for the Manx Gaelic Language.

A fox hunting on a winter's day...

For the Chillest of homies

From the series “Snow flakes”, ink and paint on paper, 30 x 30 cm. Someone teaches us that the snowflakes are different from each other since we are small children. We learn that they are formed with a crystallization process that follows a geometric pattern that changes each time, indefinitely, never having the possibility of a repetition. The ice crystal takes shape slowly, expanding from a central point to the surrounding space, obeying to some strict symmetrical scheme, until all unallocated space is filled with these icy branches. What happens if in this process, the atoms of the water, in the meanwhile they are solidifying, encounter an obstacle, a slag, an impurity? Will it also remain trapped inside the grid? Will it be ...

From the series “Snow flakes”, ink and paint on paper, 30 x 30 cm. Someone teaches us that the snowflakes are different from each other since we are small children. We learn that they are formed with a crystallization process that follows a geometric pattern that changes each time, indefinitely, never having the possibility of a repetition. The ice crystal takes shape slowly, expanding from a central point to the surrounding space, obeying to some strict symmetrical scheme, until all unallocated space is filled with these icy branches. What happens if in this process, the atoms of the water, in the meanwhile they are solidifying, encounter an obstacle, a slag, an impurity? Will it also remain trapped inside the grid? Will it be ...

A humorous take on what the characteristics of a flake are.

Rollin’ Rooms Van and Custom of San Bernardino was a preeminent custom van builder that was on the front end of the custom street van craze of the '70s. From mild to wild, Rollin’ Rooms turned out some of the era’s most amazing vans, while also applying their trade to a few custom cars and motorcycles. This design celebrates a time when tricked out vans ruled the streets and includes a tricked out van and vanner girl on roller skates along with bitchin’ retro typography and simulated metal flake paintwork.

A bright snow flake

Snowflakes

A fox hunting on a winter's day...

Snowflakes have always been fascinating. Something so fragile and small, and yet so beautiful. They all look different from one another, and yet are so ephemeral.

Holiday Unicorn

Beautiful white snow flakes on candy red background. Repeating frost elements. Winter holiday season is open!

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Close look at the first snowflakes on grass

The snowflake

a six sided skull configuration

Two little ice creams, Dancing on cloud nine, Add a balloon heart, And it makes it so sublime! An ideal gift fro ice cream lovers, confectioners, ice cream truck owners, cafe or waiting staff or restaurant owners.

You scream, I scream, we all scream for icecream.