Niche ink artists, printed in small cotton runs — artist paid first, always credited.
For people who follow illustrators like @miru.paints and buy art straight from the feed — Inkfolk turns their botanical, moth-lit worlds into small cotton runs, artist paid first.
The print: moths mid-flight over midnight botanicals, ink-and-watercolor style by Mira, deep indigo and charcoal ground with warm amber glow on wing edges, delicate floral linework trailing… Inkfolk started with a scroll, not a sketchbook — late nights following illustrators whose feeds felt like small, glowing galleries nobody else had found yet.
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Inkfolk started with a scroll, not a sketchbook — late nights following illustrators whose feeds felt like small, glowing galleries nobody else had found yet. The people of the ink. Our first signee is Mira (@miru.paints), who paints botanical moths in ink and watercolor like they're confessions. Moth Garden, our opening tee, is her midnight garden pressed onto organic cotton, 180 gsm, printed water-based for a soft hand by EcoPrint Brno six days out from order. Mira keeps 70% of every sale and her name on the label, always — the split runs in her favor because the art was hers before it was ours. Drop 001 is one design, one artist, zero customers so far, and a promise we intend to keep making: find the niche worth following, pay the person who made it, and let the shirt do the rest of the talking.