Description: A little piece of the studio. The Just Grae Studio logo is for anyone who wants to carry the name behind the art—not just the individual designs. It's the simplest way to rep the strange little world we're building here. For the weird, the wandering, and the beautifully unfinished.
Description: Alternate Modes: For the shape-shifters, the overthinkers, the constantly-evolving, the people who have never quite managed to fit themselves into one neat little box. Because maybe you're not supposed to. This design celebrates all the different versions of ourselves—the moods, identities, contradictions and strange little turns that make us human. For anyone who's ever thought, “Which version of me are we getting today?”
Description: Cute? Questionable. Absolutely necessary? Probably. Vomit Kitten was born from the part of Just Grae Studio that doesn't take itself too seriously. A little punk, a little ridiculous, and completely committed to being weird, this design is for anyone who thinks ordinary is overrated. Because sometimes the best thing you can put on a shirt is something that makes someone do a double take.
Description: For the people who can't quite stop looking beyond the obvious. Tell Me There's More is about curiosity—the feeling that there has to be something beyond what you can see right now. Something stranger. Something bigger. Something worth continuing to look for. It's a little dreamy, a little surreal, and deliberately open to interpretation. Maybe you see a flower. Maybe you see something completely different. That's the point.
Description: Sometimes it's a sad vibe. Sometimes you're doing fine. Sometimes you're absolutely not. Sometimes the only honest response to the day is to crumple a little and keep going anyway. Crumple is a playful take on those less-than-perfect moments—the messy, melancholy, slightly ridiculous side of being human. For anyone who has ever needed a minute.
Description: Everyone has a little villain in them. Villainy leans into the colder side of the Just Grae world—icy, intense and just a little unsettling. A surreal character, a toxic colour palette and an attitude that doesn't exactly ask for permission come together in a piece made for people who aren't afraid of their darker aesthetic. Not everything beautiful has to be sweet.
Description: Wild things don't always need an explanation. August plays with contrast—warm against cool, softness against intensity, beauty against something a little harder to define. It's moody, soulful and slightly untamed, with the kind of energy that feels different depending on what you bring to it. For the part of you that doesn't want to be tamed.
Description: The pressure to be impressive is a strange thing. Expectation explores judgment, comparison and that particular feeling of being watched—or perhaps watching yourself—waiting to see whether you measure up. Minimal but dramatic, this piece carries a cool confidence with something more uncomfortable underneath. Because sometimes the person judging you hardest is you.
Description: There's something powerful about being genuinely yourself. Genuity is a playful exploration of curiosity, kindness and the strange little spark that happens when you meet the world with an open mind. Soft and energetic at the same time, this piece is colourful without needing to shout. For the curious ones, the kind ones, and anyone still willing to wonder.