Psychadelic art 1960s

Obscure 60's poetry book - with fab cover art reportedly by Hapsash & The Coloured Coat

The Cost of Free Love and the Designers Who Bore It—Meet the Women of Psychedelic Design “If I hear the phrase ‘Summer of Love’ one more time, I will scream.” Words by Madeleine Morley

This 60s psychedelic woman painting channels the vibrant energy of the 1960s art style and the groovy aesthetic of the era. Featuring a striking pop art wall decor with a kaleidoscope of rainbow colors, the trippy art print captures the essence of both hippie and psychedelic culture. The large wall art piece is perfect for adding a retro touch to your bedroom or living room, as it showcases an abstract portrait painting inspired by magic mushrooms and psilocybin art. Whether you're a fan of…

This concert poster uses the artistic element of rhythm to guide the viewer's eye around the page in an up and down motion.

OVERVIEW “The Sixties”, as they are known in both scholarship and popular culture, is a term used by historians, journalists, and other objective academics; in some cases nostalgically …

In the 1960s, poster making took off as both an art form and a business as young people began using them for decoration - and the poster makers of San Francisco were happy to comply.

In 1969, Peter Max was creating psychedelic illustrations that captured the countercultural spirit of the 1960s. Bright, trippy, and thought-provoking, Max's artwork fused together 'eastern yogi philosophy, astronomy, comic books, studies in color, and music.' And it certainly found an audience.