Just as chefs have an intimate relationship with their food, graphic designers are often tied to their pixels.  Much of the time these creative atoms are invisible at final execution, however lately, as our collective romance with the digital world has grown, so has the size of these geometric marks.  Lisa Toff, the blogger behind MyConey, exemplifies this design style with her recently founded card company, prismPOP.  Using bright vectors and soy inks to communicate her illustrations, Toff proves that you can be environmentally conscious while making a bold creative statement.

Toff will be showcasing her latest collection in Brooklyn this Sunday at the Handmade Cavalcade in addition to the Renegade Craft Fair in early June.  For 20% off your next order (on etsy or in person), sign up for the mailing list and reference Pattern Pulp  – you’ll receive a coupon via e-mail.