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Specimen Study

A celebration of the delicate, peculiar beauty found in nature’s quiet corners. Specimen Study brings together moths, dragonflies, snakes, and other collected curiosities — each rendered with a mix of vintage precision and modern color. The patterns feel both orderly and alive, like pages from a field notebook that’s been lovingly reinterpreted in ink and paint.

This collection plays with symmetry, motion, and transformation — the flutter of wings, the coil of scales, the calm hum of twilight. Designed for wallpaper, fabric, or gift wrap, Specimen Study captures the feeling of curiosity preserved — a modern cabinet of wonders for everyday life.

Dragonfly Study

A delicate grid of ink-like linework and mirrored wings, Dragonfly Study feels like a page torn from a sketchbook — meticulous, symmetrical, and quietly alive. Inspired by vintage biology illustrations and flight charts, it’s a celebration of form, fragility, and repetition.

Moth Balls

Moth Ball is a soft, geometric collection inspired by the quiet beauty of forgotten fabrics and familiar rooms. Each colorway feels like a small memory — a porch light at dusk, a cedar chest opened, a favorite sweater pulled from storage.

Nostalgic without being old-fashioned, Moth Ball celebrates texture, time, and the gentle magic of things that last.

Serpentine

Serpentine features a hand-cut snake motif repeating in a rhythmic, winding flow. Inspired by vintage classroom charts and folkloric creatures, this pattern blends bold geometry with a soft, textured finish. It’s both playful and precise.

Moth Logic

Moth Logic is a study in rhythm, rotation, and the quiet mystery of flight. Inspired by lunar phases, tiled folk art, and the inner geometry of nature, this pattern brings together moths, moons, and a little visual math.

It’s like looking at a chalkboard drawing in a dream — structured, soft, and a little surreal.

Pinned Specimen

A quiet, symmetrical display of moths and butterflies, Pinned Specimen captures the strange beauty of stillness. Inspired by field journals, shadow boxes, and vintage biology prints, it feels both personal and precise — like something saved, labeled, and loved.

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