Jacqueline Colley Illustration

A4 Palm Sprints Riso print

A4 Palm Sprints Riso print - Main image
$17.01 $27 In stock

Category: Print

Palm Springs is a place I visited once and obsessed over forever more this piece is a tribute to the architecture and allure of this magical mid century paradise; filled with pool floats, cacti and sunshine vibes!

Risograph printed in East London using 4 colours; Medium Blue, Seafoam, Orange and Fluorescent Pink onto paper made from recycled Coffee cups!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen B. ★★★★★

The mid-century modern architecture look really comes through in the details—the composition feels like a postcard from a dream vacation. The print quality is sharp and the paper has a nice matte finish that makes the colors pop. I’ve already ordered a frame for it.

Benjamin X. ★★★★★

The pool floats and cacti are so perfectly placed that it feels like a postcard from my own trip—every time I glance at it on my wall, I’m back in that dry heat. The riso texture adds a subtle grain that makes the colors pop without looking flat.

Henry ★★★★★

I’ve been hunting for something that captures that mid-century desert magic ever since my own trip, and this print absolutely nails it. The grid of pool floats and the cacti feel like they’re pulled straight from a postcard I still have. It’s the kind of piece that makes my living room feel a little