Following up on our earlier post on eco-friendly wallpapers, we'd like to add these cool screen-printed wallpaper patterns by Mark Giglio, an artist and designer who works out of his studio, Pen Pencil Stencil, in Southern California. His wallpaper patterns are printed on recyclable paper with water-based and soy inks. See a few more below the jump...
It looks like there's currently only one pattern available for sale: Handprint (shown above the fold) in blue and white, and they're currently being sold as posters for $20. This wallpaper is a newer work, and will hopefully be up for sale at some point. We're not so sure about the Slime pattern (see below), but it also comes in gray which might make it a little more palatable. Check out the website for more info.
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Am I looking at these wrongily? Last time I put up wallpaper was decades ago, but you did not have to trim off the edge of the wallpaper to line up the patterns/images. I can see having one side like this and do some creative overlapping, but both sides? I have to just be confused. I like the green slime myself.