Original Poster Collections

Posterial develops named collections, each developed through numbered original designs and room concepts that explore their use. The flat artwork previews show the compositions themselves; the room scenes are AI-generated illustrations. Images are hosted and credited at Prints.org.

Paper Garden uses invented leaf silhouettes, strong blue and red, deep green and a separate yellow circle. Its first setting is a small dining corner with pale wood and cobalt chairs.

Concrete Rhythm explores an architectural arch in cobalt and orange. The first design brings a clear graphic focal point to a compact industrial home office.

After Hours works with a navy field, coral circle, pink and red rounded form, and thin yellow accents. Its first room is an evening listening corner with warm wood and a shaded lamp.

Kitchen Mischief starts with an oversized red pepper and a blue curve. The opening concept pairs it with a small kitchen breakfast table and a bright blue stool.

Quiet Signals builds a restrained composition from a green and ochre circle, a dark bar and a small red dot. Its first application is a reading corner with oak furniture and a forest green chair.

The second group widens the materials and settings. Paper Garden 02 explores a flowering branch on a sheltered balcony; Concrete Rhythm 02 brings optical geometry to a home gym; After Hours 02 interprets a moon jar for a bedroom; Kitchen Mischief 02 lets a citrus still life float above a patio table; and Quiet Signals 02 opens a desert horizon on a stair landing. These directions are starting points for a wider range of subjects, techniques and spaces.

Five further directions widen the studio: Tidal Studies explores marine forms in blue and white; Paper Cities is an early folded-architecture experiment retained in the archive; Night Windows paints an invented rainy street; Wild Assembly builds an expressive bird from layered color; and Slow Orbit gives a few abstract forms a broad pale field. Each begins with an original numbered work and a distinct room concept.

Further applications show Tidal Studies with warm office wood, Night Windows beside a reading lamp, Wild Assembly in a family dining room and Slow Orbit above a long sideboard. Paper Garden 03 introduces an oversized orange lily for a compact gallery wall.

New works extend the established collections: golden ginkgo-like leaves for a breakfast corner, an invented dusk harbor above a sofa, fox collage in a home library and a terracotta curve on a bedroom wall. The existing orange lily also appears in a narrow hallway, preserving the original design while changing the setting.

Further experiments bring an unbranded sardine tin into a cobalt kitchen, a graphic octopus into a powder room and an eclipse-like abstraction onto a concrete loft wall. Existing works also appear in new material settings: the fox in a blue office and golden ginkgo against charcoal in an enclosed glass room.