Reusable Tote Bag - Artist Collection

Ada Nangala Dixon - Water Dreaming Red

The land, the plants and the animals of Australia are depicted on the recycled tote bag. 

Flourishing with fearless florals. Going for graceful greens. Say YES to the power of words and letters with the Antonio Rodrigues Yes tote bag. Let this artist tote bag be your favorite tour guide into the wonderful world of rushing rhythms, significant structures and paper cuts.

Brosmind-Slasher the Slice 
Slasher the Slice has a big mouth and fiercely unstoppable appetite for anything with melted cheese on it.

Craig & Karl - Don't Look Now
Craig & Karl are a duo working across design, illustration, animation and installation.

Daniel Ramírez Pérez - Lucky Lemons
When life gives you lemons, this recycled tote bag offers enough space and the right attitude to deal with them all. Just allow it to infuse you with good vibes while keeping all your items together - easy, peasy, lemon squeezy style. 

Jennifer Napaljarri Lewis - Water Dreaming Pink
Its unrestrained palette, with traditional motifs, depicts its traditional Jukurrpa stories on the recycled tote bag.

Mark Conlan-Looking Up
What does blue do for you? Sky and seas. The serenity of blue. The purity of white. This blue and white artwork on this recycled bag draws us into an idyllic land where people and nature live in harmony with each other.

Steven Wilson - Love & Hope

The Love and Hope typographic recycled bag was created using one of Wilson's bespoke alphabets during the recent lockdowns as a positive message to everyone. Steven Wilson lives and works in Brighton and can often be found foraging through the local flea markets for obscure books and discarded paraphernalia to use as inspiration. Circus posters, Victorian postcards, and analogue print processes are amongst the many themes he cites as reference for his varied and experimental work which he generalizes as ‘somewhere between pop and psychedelia’.

Yuval Haker - Lippy Lips

A pair of lips, blissfully perched upon a cloud, daydreaming, legs swinging to and fro. This illustration is a single frame from a cheeky little animated loop which can be found on the artist’s website... and now on our recycled tote bag. Yuval Haker is an animation director and illustrator originally from Israel, currently based in New York. His work is colorful, funny and often surreal. He’s worked Netflix’s Explained and The Headspace Guide to Meditation, as well as the YouTube Originals documentary World Debut produced for the Olympics. Commercial clients include Spotify, Sharpie, Vox and Intuit.