Craww’s collection of dark, yet beautiful graphics seem like a good fit for one’s home or studio wall, which is why he teamed up with self-adhesive surface graphics company, Blik. Craww was able to adapt his work into bold self-contained graphic shapes while still retaining the depth and atmosphere that is becoming his trademark.

UK-based graphic designer and artist, Craww, created three images adapting his figurative work into bold self-contained graphic shapes.

Craww's interest lies in the ambiguity of images. A closer look reveals melancholy girls with big hands surrounded by crows and spilled ink. The dark, sleepy graphics in "Prayer," "Rain" and "Ascend" for Blik capture the subtle nature of his work.

“Working with Blik has been an exciting opportunity and one I hope that will be an ongoing collaboration," said Craww. "I could not have been more pleased with how the pieces turned out and how the graphics have managed to retain all of the integrity and quality of my line and brush work."

About Craww:
Graphic designer and artist, Craww plies his trade from the fair city of Sheffield in the UK. Craww likes ambiguity. Pretty things in dark places, nasty things masquerading in beauty, hidden stories and happy accidents. He likes skulls, tattoos, crows and melancholic girls with big hands. Combining Photoshop with pencil, paint, way too much spilt ink and whatever else is at hand, he aims to bring his stream of consciousness doodlings to life with a mix of elegance, balance and disciplined chaos.

For more information hit up www.craww.com.

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