The Ivy City Artist Collective
Your Art, Made to Be Worn
Every Ivy City print begins with someone's hands, sketchbook, and imagination. We are passionate about championing independent artists by commissioning their surface designs and bringing them to life on dresses made for real moments - the matching photos, the holiday parties, the milestones families remember for years.
Submit Your DesignsLove these prints? See them all in the collection.
Shop the Artist Collective →How It Works
From Your Studio to Her Closet
Share your pattern repeats or examples of your style using the form below, along with a little about you and your process.
Our design team reviews every submission on a rolling basis as we plan collections for 2027 and beyond.
If your work is a fit for an upcoming collection, we will reach out personally to organize your commission.
When your product is complete, we mail you your size(s) to keep. We spotlight you & your art on our website & channels.
The world is a better place because of you & your art, and we want to shout it from the rooftops!
What We Love
Prints With Heart
Our customers are mothers and daughters dressing for life's biggest little moments. The prints that feel most like Ivy City are feminine, timeless, and full of story.
- Florals, ditsies, and botanicals - painted, drawn, or block printed
- Holiday and seasonal stories with a sense of whimsy
- Conversational prints that feel special for little ones and grown-ups alike
- Seamless pattern repeats (or designs you can put into repeat)
- Original work you own the rights to
Annalee Beck painting Merry Mail
Calling All Artists
Submit Your Work
Share up to 5 designs in one submission - finished pattern repeats or examples that show your style are both welcome. JPG, PNG, or PDF previews are perfect; if we move forward, we will request full-resolution and layered files.
By submitting, you confirm the designs are your original work and that you hold the rights to them. Submitting does not grant Ivy City any rights to your artwork; any use is agreed separately through a commission. Because we receive many submissions, we are only able to reach out to artists whose work we would like to move forward with.