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Present & Correct’s pattern-inspiring compositions made with stationery

Present & Correct - Stationery Compositions | Pitter Pattern

It’s no secret that most designers have a strong relationship with stationery. I certainly do. So, a few months ago when I discovered Present & Correct’s stationery compositions, I fell in love immediately with the idea and its execution.

As you will see here, they create beautiful layouts with real stationery items and they do a fab job every time. Some, in particular, caught my eye because of their pattern nature. So, pattern + colour + stationery, what’s not to love?

I’ve always believed that you can draw inspiration from anything and everything. There are amazing ideas hidden everywhere, as this post clearly shows. A fly on a wall, the floor you walk on, some leftovers on a plate. Just look around you and try to think outside the box. The more you do it, the better you get at it.

Present & Correct is an online shop created by 2 stationery-obsessed graphic designers with, I have to say, very good taste. Apart from stationery, the shop also sells gorgeous office items and other vintage objects.

It’s a showcase for the things we have enjoyed since school. A long-term obsession with stationery has culminated in a constantly evolving store. Paper and office objects which are inspired by homework, the post office and school. – Present & Correct

I hope these images inspire you to create something beautiful today! If so, please share it with the rest of us in the comments below… :-)


Present & Correct - Stationery Composition [1] | Pitter Pattern

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To see the other 50 compositions Present & Correct have created, and to keep an eye on the new ones coming, please visit blog.presentandcorrect.com.

To visit their shop and see all their lovely products go to presentandcorrect.com.


Comments

4 responses to “Present & Correct’s pattern-inspiring compositions made with stationery”

  1. Robin Seeherman avatar
    Robin Seeherman

    These are fabulous. Just a reminder that design is in everything we see.

    1. Veronica Galbraith avatar

      I’m so glad you enjoyed the post Robin! I completely agree with you, design is all around us :-)

  2. Karen LaGreca avatar
    Karen LaGreca

    Fun!

    Clever!

    Great morning wake up to the world of design.

    Thank you for sharing!

    1. Veronica Galbraith avatar

      My pleasure Karen! Great to know that you enjoyed the post, it makes my day… :-)

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