So why Fluff? Because we personally find ourselves as much consumers as we are critics of popular culture, it’s important to us that the ‘left-overs’ of our culture are not trivialized. Popular culture is not a monoculture; it’s international and it traces a wide spectrum of personalities, subcultures, and corporate identities. It’s often in the throw away areas of our day-to-day lives that we find beauty and imagination — this is the Fluff.
Gardening for the People
You Grow Girl
Photos are emotional bookmarks.
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I take pictures. I am a graphic designer, a gardener, and a writer. I make things with my hands.
Making Happy
Become a microfarmer.
Grow Great Grub
We are especially drawn to vernacular design and what is often considered to be low-art aesthetics such as off-registration printing, rusty metal, or other beautiful imperfection. Our influences range from hand painted signage to waxed paper cups and everything in between.