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A personal project I've just launched recently - Wedding stationery collections. Born from helping close friends to create the stationery of their dreams, lead me to exploring how I'd add my own bolder, abstract style to create stationery collections that stand out from the ordinary.
Wedding stationery is a category where the couple's own taste usually sands the bold edges off, so a self-initiated collection is about the only place the abstract work survives intact. Are you selling these as fixed collections, or as a base people can customise from?
They're a base people can personalise - fully customisable colour palettes, type & more in Canva.
I'm thinking of releasing them as "Anniversary" style wall prints as well - maybe the boldness lends itself better to this format.
For now, it's a test & learn.
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