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Leah Flores is a Portland-based artist whose work combines her love of photography, illustration and adventure.  (…) Read more »

Our latest lookbook, “The Road Less Traveled,” is one of my favorites to date. There’s so much to take in from each image that I find myself looking at them again and again, letting my eyes travel from the clothes and jewelry to the hair and makeup, and the beautifully printed backdrops, taking my time (…) Read more »

Chrissy Piper is a friend of the Free People family and an amazing photographer who shot the LA portion of last year’s January catalog and our December 2010 catalog in Utah. She sent over some images of these adorable little journals she’s been making and we fell in love with them! (…) Read more »

Laurent Chehere is a French photographer who combines his love of architecture and photography with a sense of wanderlust in his series of flying houses.  (…) Read more »

This December I’m craving a fresh, clean start… hints of pastel shades and florals are creeping back into my mind and I’m already longing for spring.  I love the crisp early morning silence, waking up to the rays of light filtering through my window, playing records and drinking coffee, the day ahead full of so (…) Read more »

I’ve been eyeing up Amy Hamilton’s prints on Society 6 for some time now… I love her style and use of color, and especially her subject matter. (…) Read more »

We are featuring some amazing artwork on our website right now by artist Jenny Nieh, whose watercolors have a peacefulness about them that reminds me of freshly fallen snow. (…) Read more »

One of the main inspirations behind our November catalog was the work of Danish illustrator Kay Nielsen, whose gorgeous imagery has accompanied  many of the fairy tales featured in our book. (…) Read more »

I’m completely blown away by these cut book constructions by artist Alexander Korzer-Robinson, who carefully and strategically cuts vintage books to leave behind only certain images, resulting in these amazing 3D art prints. (…) Read more »

I can’t get enough of these sweet illustrations by German artist Angela Dalinger.  The attention to detail is amazing for such small subject matter, and the composition, arranged like little collections on paper, makes them even more interesting.  (…) Read more »

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I first came across artist Kris Tate’s amazing prints on Pinterest and fell hard for her mix of nature and vintage imagery with illustration, bold, colorful patterns and neon squiggly lines on top.  (…) Read more »