Glazen Feest

I keep glancing at it while I work—the black and white line art of the glasses has this quiet rhythm that's oddly calming, and the typographic bits add just enough edge. It arrived rolled and flat, and the paper feels nice and thick.

The line drawings of all those different glasses look sharp against the white background, and it’s already the focal point of my living room wall. The typographic elements give it a fun, party-like energy without being too busy.

The black-and-white line work is so detailed that I keep noticing a new glass or typographic element every time I pass by it in my hallway. It’s minimal but never boring, and the paper has a nice matte finish that doesn’t glare under my living room light.