Graphic Gurlie
A bold, fun, and colorful space for graphic lovers, design enthusiasts, and anyone who loves a good logo. Graphic Gurlie is all about curating a community where we dive into the world of design—breaking down iconic logos, famous Pantone colors, and the stories behind legendary graphics (yes, even the Hollywood sign!).
From who designed your favorite brand’s logo to the unexpected color combos that changed design history, we’re here to celebrate all things graphic, loud, playful, and unapologetically weird.
Tone: Graphic, bold, gurlie, fun, unserious, colorful
Sticker Design
At the end of the day we’re just pushing pixels around am I right?
A sneak peak into all things graphic…
Andy Warhol's "Campbell's Soup Cans" is a famous series of 32 paintings from 1962, each showing a different flavor of Campbell's soup. He tackled the idea consumer culture and mass production, blending art with everyday items. By turning ordinary objects into art, Warhol made people rethink what art could be and helped shape the Pop Art movement.
He used screenprinting (a graphic gurlie favorite) to reproduce the images. Screenprinting allowed Warhol to mass-produce his art, mirroring the mass production of consumer goods and reinforcing his thoughts on consumer culture.
Andy Warhol 1962
Campbell’s Soup Cans
