Emily Goldfarb is a designer, artist and critical thinker, currently residing in Los Angeles. Her work primarily distills reality to its finer imagination. Her process involves asking the questions: What are we doing and why are we doing it? Is it working the way it is or should it be improved?

All designs © Emily Goldfarb.

T-Shirts are elementary. Everyone around the globe has one, especially with some sort of word on it that means something to them. This is the dictionary pronunciation of "global" set in Garamond.

I'm not too keen on large-scale printed matter- it can be a pretty big waste of materials and landscape loss, but this giant hand-cut sticker poster will probably save the world. Please follow directions wisely.

Without you I'm just a t-shirt. I am fascinated with lifestyle design and how every product aims to be a part of your life, how can you live without this shirt?

What do you know about culture? For those who love to test your knowledge about culture, this is for you. It says culture and you will fill it with more culture. Whoever is wittiest wins a free crossword calendarª designed by yours truly. Learn more about the culture contest →

An economically deprived vehicle for salvation. Limp & Lazy, Sputter by the Gutter... is the ideal wine drinking container for a drunken afternoon, and also an excuse to try and figure out what it actually says... In moments of hopeless despair, whip out the Limp & Lazy and pray people will one day join the occupy movement.

The typeface you can hurt (It has no feelings) Everybody has their own paper typeface, don't you? I wanted to create the simplest form that would create the most readable geometric letters. And then the fun part came when I "punched" them all out! Go ahead and PUNCH your anger out.

For those who care. I recently lost my cat. Literally she died. (That's her, 19 years old) But since I have hope, this flyer is equipped with detachable letters, so nice folks can contact me. Download a flyer for your lost pet →