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Framed comic-style art print “Out of Snacks” hanging above a pastel pink and white bed in a cozy modern bedroom

Out of Snacks: When Pop Art Meets Feminist Humor (Again!)

By Pamela M.

Wall decor has a new drama queen, and she’s hungry. With her latest limited edition wall print, “Out of Snacks”, French artist Cha adds a new slice of chaos to her cheeky Soft Pop Studio ™ collection. Combining 60s comic strip aesthetics with 2020s emotional exhaustion, this new piece is more than just eye candy for your walls, it’s a mirror for modern life, laced with pastel angst and irony.

Crying in Pop Colors: A Closer Look at “Out of Snacks”

Tears, lashes, and longing. In Out of Snacks, a blonde bombshell stares into the void, devastated by the ultimate betrayal: the empty snack drawer. With her perfectly manicured nails and vintage eyeliner wings, she’s part Lana…

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New poster: Sangria de Vino Blanco / White Sangria poster by Cha

Bring Summer Home: New Sangria de Vino Blanco Poster

By Alexandre Jardel

Bring Summer Home: Cha’s New Sangria de Vino Blanco Poster Completes the Spanish Capsule™ Collection

As temperatures drop and winter approaches, there’s a yearning to hold onto the warmth of summer nights, complete with refreshing drinks and vibrant gatherings. Cha’s latest addition to the Spanish Capsule™ Collection, the Sangria de Vino Blanco poster, offers a way to bring that summery vibe indoors. This new poster complements Cha’s original and best-selling Sangria poster, creating a perfect duo that celebrates one of Spain’s most beloved drinks. While the original featured the classic red sangria, the new design highlights the fruity, refreshing white wine sangria.…

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A Tribute to Sitges Through the Mexican Lotería

By Alexandre Jardel

The Sitges Summer Lottery: Cha’s Artful Tribute to Sitges Through the Mexican Lotería. Cha’s new creation, Loteria Sitgetana Verano, is a playful reinterpretation of the traditional Mexican Lotería, but with a… … Read more

Illustration of a Daruma doll featuring vibrant colors and intricate details, available in two versions—one with eyes and one without—representing a traditional Japanese symbol of perseverance and good fortune, designed by artist Cha

Introducing the Daruma Doll Poster: A Journey Through Japanese Pop Culture by Cha

By Alexandre Jardel

We are thrilled to unveil the latest addition to our Vintage Exotics collection, two stunning new posters featuring the iconic Daruma doll, created by Cha, the talented artist behind many of our most beloved pieces. Available in two unique versions, one with eyes and one without, these limited edition prints are a captivating blend of traditional Japanese culture and modern pop art, perfect for any collector or art enthusiast.

The Story Behind the Daruma Doll

The Daruma doll is much more than just a decorative piece; it’s a symbol of perseverance and good fortune deeply rooted in Japanese culture. Originating from the Zen Buddhist monk Bodhidharma, who is credited with…

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The Art of Blur: Alecse's Unique Poster Style

By Pamela M.

In a world where ultra-high-definition (UHD) screens dominate our viewing experience, Alecse stands out with his unique approach to poster art. His distinctive style, characterized by blurs and halftones, invites viewers… … Read more

A Vintage Travel Inspired Style

By Pamela M.

At first glance, Alecse’s vintage travel posters look like perfectly composed windows into timeless destinations, sunlit streets, seaside horizons, dream-like skies. … Read more

About Artists & Studios

Meet the people behind the posters. Through interviews, studio stories and close looks at individual works, explore the ideas, influences and creative decisions that turn a place, a memory or an observation into an image.

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