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Sci-fi Scenes on Traditional Blue Porcelain Plates

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Written by Flynn Matthews

2014-06-04

 

Graphic designer and founder of Calamityware Don Moyer has replaced the traditional blue-on-white decorative designs on porcelain with destructive alien invasions, robot attacks, and flying monkey.

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Via www.123inspiration.com

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