Saywells Design Co

We worked hard on these super limited edition bags for and their exclusive Fellow Drops release via . Weird, unique, intensely-fruited coffee infusions; blends via from Colombia.

If you got one, you got one, congrats! I’m sure they’re gone by now.

Thanks, ! Excited for all the weird stuff we’ll make.

The new menu is Volume 3: ESSENCE, and it’s an *experience*. There’s poetry in there from the Ermans, inspired by Ram Dass and Terence McKenna. But there’s a sense of becoming, of existing and reconnecting with the dirt from which we are born. Yeah, it’s a cocktail menu. But there’s a lot in here, conceptually. They always love to push boundaries and expectations of what you can and should experience in a time and a space. Here’s the cover, a watercolor chrysanthemum.

***CAN NUMBER 200***
Two hundred unique beer can designs for since 2016. It’s a dream job. I’m always learning new things, always stretching my style and abilities. I’m so grateful for the playground that the PV crew has provided me!
Maybe it’s no surprise, but I am inspired by old design. Junk type and illustrations on ephemera that people usually just throw away. Could be packaging, a souvenir, a shirt… but I love nostalgia, and that stuff always feels warm and comforting. I was given full control over this design and the beer inside. I wanted to explore the complementary nature of nostalgia and the present moment. Can one look back, and still be present? Also perhaps, it’s a not-so-subtle reminder of what really matters, and the only thing we really have control over.
Meet me at the corner of Here and Now. It’s the only place to be! Come share a moment with me at Pueblo Vida this evening at 5 o’clock! Say hey, gimme a cheers. Tell me about your favorite can, or maybe a piece of design you remember as a kid.

Antelope is an installment in the series recognizing the natural beauty of Arizona. Antelope Canyon is in northern Arizona, known for its stunningly colorful, undulating rock textures.
Swipe for the first entry. Faraway depicts one of my favorite places in this state: Chiricahua National Monument.
Cheers!