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Jollygoodfellow X Studio Latitud

Now and then we experiment with other material than paper. When Maria Richardsson, Studio Latitud, asked if we would like to collaborate we definitely wanted to try if it was possible to transfer our motives onto the round surface of a mug.

Together we developed the form of the mug. Maria did some research on different types of clay paint. We picked some of our motives that we thought could work nice with the […]

By |2025-03-03T12:21:57+02:00March 3rd, 2025|diverse, process|0 Comments

PAX

PAX on wall

PAX is the Latin word for peace, something to aim for in many ways.

This screenprint is based on photos of the meditation place at Backåkra, in memory of Dag Hammarskjöld, a place we visit every summer.

esa in front of PAX

By |2024-08-26T10:41:55+02:00August 26th, 2024|inspiration, process|Comments Off on PAX

DET BRÄNNS

About the Stinging Nettle

Urtica dioica

 

Stinging nettle as fiber, nutrition, taste and visual image.
In the research, nettle appears as a substitute for cotton (before nylon took over), dream catcher, medicinal plant, emergency food for both people and livestock. The experimentation moves between textiles, paper and graphic prints. But also the nettle as a taste and of course the first impression: the sting. The plant that can be seen as a big […]

By |2025-03-03T11:46:05+02:00August 20th, 2024|process|Comments Off on DET BRÄNNS

Ocean

A project that revolves around the sea, Malmö’s closest neighbor that connects us with the whole world.

Lately we have spent a lot of time with the sea and we are interested in the sea as a resource for a sustainable future from various aspects. Seaweed is something that we pay a little extra attention to, such as food, fertilizer, oxygen producer and exciting material.

We made a film about the process – the collection of information, the experimentation, different perceptions of the sea and […]

By |2022-12-13T18:50:11+02:00December 13th, 2022|diverse, process|Comments Off on Ocean

Southern Sweden Design Days 2021

Utfall

In printing, ”utfall” or bleed is the extra space that will be trimmed off at the end of the printing process. Occasionally, these paper strips (the bleed) have also been experimented with. There have also been experiments with layer upon layer on test prints. In this exhibition the primarily focus is on the discarded pieces which get a new chance in the limelight.

By |2023-09-23T22:40:30+02:00September 22nd, 2021|diverse, ON WALL, process|Comments Off on Southern Sweden Design Days 2021

L.T. Fisk

Some years ago we had the pleasure to have L. T. Fisk here for a small kitchen concert. We remember that it was the first nice summer day that year and not that many in the audience inside, but a very nice memory for us who were there : )

Now we have printed some t-shirts for the great artist, based on drawings by another great artist Linnéa Carlsson.

 

By |2021-04-23T14:51:19+02:00April 23rd, 2021|process, WEAR|Comments Off on L.T. Fisk

Munken – Cradle to Cradle

Since the start we have mostly used the briljant paper Munken from Arctic Paper in Munkedal Sweden. Esa came in touch with it through book design and it was love at first sight. In 2017 we visited the paper mill one hour north of Gothenburg here in Sweden to learn some more about the paper production and their environmental work. We can tell that after that it feels even better to print on Munken paper.

And now they […]

By |2021-03-26T17:07:53+02:00November 17th, 2020|notes, process|Comments Off on Munken – Cradle to Cradle

Concrete Landscapes

We find a lot of inspiration both in the city and in the countryside. In a skatepark these two melt together as a  “man-made landscape”.

Lately we have worked with skateparks – concrete landscapes – in our home town Malmö, a city with a generous approach to skateboarding and which has hosted several international competitions.

jollygoodfellow_Concrete-Landscape-I-P1110312K Concrete Landscape I

When it comes to our screen prints we want to highlight the environment, the concrete landscape. […]

By |2020-04-17T11:17:24+02:00October 23rd, 2018|inspiration, ON WALL, process|Comments Off on Concrete Landscapes
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