Video Game Influence on Fashion?
Video games have come a long way from just being a form of entertainment. It has evolved & become a lifestyle & even long-term ...
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Trending: Dopamine Dressing
Fashion trends come & go. But ONE specific trend that has transcended its time & became a prominent personal style for individu...
Trinkets are the LATEST fashion trend
Trends in fashion come & go, but this trend might be here to stay for quite some time. Because having cute trinkets hanging on your...
NEW COLLECTION: Aquatic Adventure
Inspired by the relaxing waves, colorful shades of shells & the open sky, JumpFromPaper is proud to present our new LATEST collecti...
Cozy Cottage Core Fashion
There are so many fashion & aesthetics that are trendy these days. However, there’s 1 certain fashion aesthetic that transcends thr...
2018 Coolest Cactus Look
The cactus cartoon bag is our newest collection with The Rodnik Band, the designer brand who blurs the boundaries between pop art, music, and fashion.
A glimpse into Dominic Kesterton’s illustrated world
Dominic Kesterton is the Edinburgh-based illustrator with a strong personal style. He is expertise in the style of simplicity. With the crisp outline shapes filled in with vivid block colors.
ZEBU, The Street Art Duo
ZEBU, the Berlin-based artist duo, both grew up in the graffiti culture, paint the city with their bright and cheerful illustration. Creating bold lines and patterns, they like to experiment with different materials and techniques to have different sparkles every time.Recently, ZEBU had a lot of fun customizing our cartoon bag.
Girls Can! – A Talk with Martina Martian
Martina Martian, a Sydney-based Graphic Designer and Illustrator, travels around the world and illustrates for a living. She creates bold and bright illustrations about embracing life and positive thinking.Doing the collaboration with JumpFromPaper was so fun, Martina said
Stephanie Unger’s Cute Imagination & Moment In Life
Stephanie Unger is an artist and illustrator currently based in Brighton/ London. She uses fun colous and peppy icons as an approach when she first started drawing. Let’s check out the interview between Stephanie Unger and JumpFromPaper
