Prints from Orignaux Moose

These colorful prints from Orignaux Moose instantly put a smile on our face. We like how such lovely sentiments are matched with equally lovely designs. See more prints after the jump...

040909 orignaux 2.jpg Check out the full collection at the Orignaux Moose etsy shop, and if you're feeling lucky, Creature Comforts is giving away a print here.
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First image, 'Follow Your Bliss' print in yellow, $30. Second image, 'All is Full of Love' print, $30. Above, 'Follow Your Bliss' print in pink, $30.

Comments (14)

Who makes the white chair in the top pic?

The prints are adorable BTW, remind me of updated versions of keep calm!

please not another Keep Calm Epidemic

I'm more interested in the branch as a clothes rack. Very simple and creative.

i am officially over posters that tell you what to do.

however, i like the color palette of the first pic. white, grey, cream, blush, bright yellow, yes!

I think they should come out with similar posters but they say things like "SHUT YOUR MOUTH" and "HAVE A SCOTCH"...

Please, spare us another "For like, ever..." and "Keep Calm" horror. These things are cheesy and tacky, not clever and interesting. How is a tacky poster seen in every wanna-be trendy home good design?

"I think they should come out with similar posters but they say things like "SHUT YOUR MOUTH" and "HAVE A SCOTCH"..."

I've been thinking for years that if this were larger, I'd totally buy it.

I just realized, DUH, I'm a designer. I could totally make twisted versions of those posters.

RyanJ and Sydney:
You are both hilarious... and I agree completely. The overplayed prints are so contrived. If only I could get my hands on a nice press....

I too like the branch-as-studio-closet idea... one problem: would this look ridiculous if I already HAVE a closet?

I have a question, do artists such as Orignaux Moose usually attain the rights for pieces like "All Is Full Of Love"?

I only ask because I work for a company who produces text-driven product and the rules are fairly strict, especially around people (i.e. we can't quote them freely until they've been dead for 50 years) and song lyrics.

The prints are lovely, I am just curious because as we see so many artists emerging on sites like Etsy and I wonder if perhaps the rules are different.

I agree that it's a little cheesy, but I also just bought three of the Follow Your Bliss prints for the spare bedroom in my apartment (one large in yellow and two mini in lime green and hot pink). It's not necessarily the sentiment that makes it perfect but the cool typography and bright pops of color. (For instance, I am blah on the one for "All is Full of Love" and totally blah on "Keep Calm and Carry On," though they are both lovely sentiments.) To be honest though, I would buy the Follow Your Bliss prints before the "Shut Your Mouth" prints.

I am planning to put the Follow Your Bliss prints together with these other bright and black/white prints, some in black frames and some in white frames:

http://ny-image1.etsy.com/il_fullxfull.65604601.jpg
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=23184098
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=23517822
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?ref=vl_other_1&listing_id=23517799

I think it could be really cool; though my skeptical sister thinks it would be like a teenager's room....

I couldn't live with these cheesy sentiments. If I were to do the text thing, the phrase would have to be something sarcastic and cynical. I don't really feel moved to put words on my walls though.