Opening on a good note

Groovy is 1970s optimism, printed and hung on a wall. Sunbursts in mustard and rust. Toadstools with butterflies loitering nearby. Rainbows over rolling hills that have clearly never had a bad day. Hand-lettered good vibes, drawn the way a 1972 record sleeve would have drawn them. It is deliberately uncomplicated art. It goes in a bedroom, a studio corner, a plant-heavy living room, and it does one job: it makes the room friendlier the moment you walk in. Two or three pieces in a cluster beat one piece alone here — the palette is built to repeat. Several designs also run as phone cases, which is the most seventies thing possible on a modern object. Everything is printed to order. Three below: good vibes, a toadstool, and a mushroom cluster. Stay groovy.