Altadena

“Altadena” by Erik Junker

Eric Junker is a street artist and graphic designer whose style is unmistakable: graphic, bold, and loose, yet adhering to a clear structure that's all its own. He incorporates elements of the natural world, like birds, leaves, the sun, and there's often an antic quality—a kind of orchestrated chaos—with faces, limbs, and bodies askew and sometimes out of scale. While his work has a tactile, made-by-hand grit to it, it's always beautiful. Eric calls his style "California-inspired psychedelic nature pop" and once you've seen it, you never forget it.

Framebridge is proud to partner with Giant Artists to offer a limited-time print shop celebrating the spirit and creativity of the Los Angeles arts community. Proceeds form the sale of this print will be donated to the California Community Foundation's Wildfire Recovery Fund to support the ongoing recovery from the LA wildfires.

“Altadena” by Erik Junker

Eric Junker is a street artist and graphic designer whose style is unmistakable: graphic, bold, and loose, yet adhering to a clear structure that's all its own. He incorporates elements of the natural world, like birds, leaves, the sun, and there's often an antic quality—a kind of orchestrated chaos—with faces, limbs, and bodies askew and sometimes out of scale. While his work has a tactile, made-by-hand grit to it, it's always beautiful. Eric calls his style "California-inspired psychedelic nature pop" and once you've seen it, you never forget it.

Framebridge is proud to partner with Giant Artists to offer a limited-time print shop celebrating the spirit and creativity of the Los Angeles arts community. Proceeds form the sale of this print will be donated to the California Community Foundation's Wildfire Recovery Fund to support the ongoing recovery from the LA wildfires.

“Altadena” by Erik Junker

Eric Junker is a street artist and graphic designer whose style is unmistakable: graphic, bold, and loose, yet adhering to a clear structure that's all its own. He incorporates elements of the natural world, like birds, leaves, the sun, and there's often an antic quality—a kind of orchestrated chaos—with faces, limbs, and bodies askew and sometimes out of scale. While his work has a tactile, made-by-hand grit to it, it's always beautiful. Eric calls his style "California-inspired psychedelic nature pop" and once you've seen it, you never forget it.

Framebridge is proud to partner with Giant Artists to offer a limited-time print shop celebrating the spirit and creativity of the Los Angeles arts community. Proceeds form the sale of this print will be donated to the California Community Foundation's Wildfire Recovery Fund to support the ongoing recovery from the LA wildfires.

“Altadena” by Erik Junker

Eric Junker is a street artist and graphic designer whose style is unmistakable: graphic, bold, and loose, yet adhering to a clear structure that's all its own. He incorporates elements of the natural world, like birds, leaves, the sun, and there's often an antic quality—a kind of orchestrated chaos—with faces, limbs, and bodies askew and sometimes out of scale. While his work has a tactile, made-by-hand grit to it, it's always beautiful. Eric calls his style "California-inspired psychedelic nature pop" and once you've seen it, you never forget it.

Framebridge is proud to partner with Giant Artists to offer a limited-time print shop celebrating the spirit and creativity of the Los Angeles arts community. Proceeds form the sale of this print will be donated to the California Community Foundation's Wildfire Recovery Fund to support the ongoing recovery from the LA wildfires.

“Altadena” by Erik Junker

Eric Junker is a street artist and graphic designer whose style is unmistakable: graphic, bold, and loose, yet adhering to a clear structure that's all its own. He incorporates elements of the natural world, like birds, leaves, the sun, and there's often an antic quality—a kind of orchestrated chaos—with faces, limbs, and bodies askew and sometimes out of scale. While his work has a tactile, made-by-hand grit to it, it's always beautiful. Eric calls his style "California-inspired psychedelic nature pop" and once you've seen it, you never forget it.

Framebridge is proud to partner with Giant Artists to offer a limited-time print shop celebrating the spirit and creativity of the Los Angeles arts community. Proceeds form the sale of this print will be donated to the California Community Foundation's Wildfire Recovery Fund to support the ongoing recovery from the LA wildfires.