Flowing Kimono Patterns by THE MIUUS STUDIO Mirjam Schrei Fire captures a woman in

Fire captures a woman in a moment of fierce self-possession

Circles on Black distills his Bauhaus-era thinking to its essence: the circle was for Kandinsky the most cosmic of forms

muted greens — speaks to the hand-coloured engraving tradition from which this image descends

Studio Mandariini's trademark warmth and graphic confidence turn a humble everyday object into a witty

jewel-like equilibrium

Flowing Kimono Patterns by THE MIUUS STUDIO Mirjam Schrei Fire captures a woman inFlowing Kimono Patterns by THE MIUUS STUDIO draws on the visual language of traditional Japanese textile design, distilling complex fabric motifs into a quiet, meditative composition. Clean graphic shapes echo the structured folds of kimono cloth, while the restrained palette characteristic of Ewa Sho's minimalist approach gives the work an air of stillness and precision. The result sits at the intersection of contemporary illustration and classical