We’re now about a week past DesignerCon and I’ve caught up on lots of lost sleep! My art made it into LA Weekly’s cover of the event! Thanks for the shoutout! I love that we were described as “makers of appealing do-it-yourself affordable paper art sculptures!” That was a mouthful 😀 but you know what, I’ve been growing this business and carefully streamlining it along the way to make it appealing, accessible, consumable, and yes affordable. It’s been hard to get to a place where I can hit on all those points but I’m there now and it’s great seeing my MULTIPLANES go out to so many people! Thanks for following and sharing it with others.
Thanks @laweekly for seeing us! -Jacob
Our Products are Also Available on ETSY!
Have we mentioned that we are also on ETSY? All of our MULTIPLANES products and selections of prints and stickers are all on ETSY. If you prefer to shop on that site make sure to stop on by and “favorite” our shop or pick something up while you’re there. Our best selling Disneyland inspired “Happy Haunts” and “McFly” Dioramas have really taken off there!
Thanks for supporting small businesses like ours!
-Jacob
SHOP LINK: https://www.etsy.com/shop/vinylsmack
Our Series 2 MULTIPLANES, Wonderwalls," is now shipping!!!
This past weekend at our favorite annual Designercon convention we launched our all new lineup of MULTIPLANES called “Wonderwalls.” It features 5 new designs of subjects that we love. McFly, Pacific Electric Railroad, Griffith Observatory, Acoustic Guitars, and Happy Haunts are the new stars of this current line of MULTIPLANES! They all feature super intricately cut graphics that are distributed across 6 frames. They make a great gift for people that love dioramas and 3 dimensional art. They all measure about 5”x7”x3” and are perfect for displaying on a shelf, desk, or display cabinet.
Get one today!
Peeling back the years. Designing the Past
Digital explorations for the next MULTIPLANES means erasing about 90% of Los Angeles back to 1914. What a time to be alive! Transportation, architecture, and fashion was still gripped by late Victorian elements. Arts and crafts, and deco was also shaping modern design. What I like best about those time though were scenes like this; especially in the area I lived which use to have sprawling acres of citrus groves. If you look hard enough, you can still find traces of the past. Multiplanes Series 2 will explore this past with it’s focus on transportation. First up will be the Pacific Electric Railway.
UPDATE: Now available!
