Folk graphic design

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🍰✨ Crafting Forest's Symbol: Greek folk art meets modern elegance in this emblematic design. Explore the magic of logo animation and behind-the-scenes sketches that brought this sweet symbol to life. Pin and savor the visual journey! 📌🎨✨ #SymbolDesign #PastryShopIdentity #CreativeJourney

FOLK CAMP CANADA is a registered not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing accessible community programming in the folk arts, with particular attention to the cultural traditions of Eastern Europe.

A bold and decorative illustration that blends naive folk elements, a simple two colour palette and bold hand crafted lettering, creating a charming and striking poster depicting the growth and life of nature.

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Translation of Sellos del antiguo México

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Adam Kilian (Polish, b.1923), woodcut-stylized illustrations for “Legenda o Liczyrzepie” (‘Legend about Liczyrzepa’ - a folklore mountain spirit) - children’s book written by Jadwiga Żylińska, 1965.

In this class, you'll learn three different ways to create modern folk style illustrations on your iPad in Procreate. When you watch the class you’ll get all o. ..

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Publisher: Librairie Grund, Paris. A charming illustrated edition of this French play by Moliere, profusely illustrated in colour by Maurice Tranchant. Le Medecin Malgre Lui is a farcical play focused on Sgnanarelle, a character portrayed on stage by Moliere himself. The play was first performed at the Theatre du-Palais Royal by La Troupe du Roi in 1667.