Art for the beautifully imperfect.

Error in Eden was born from the idea that perfection was never really the point.

I'm Becca, the artist behind Error in Eden. My work has always been drawn to the places where beauty and darkness overlap—the things we survive, the things that change us, and the strange beauty that can grow from what remains.

My background is in both graphic design and studio art, with work spanning photography, printmaking, digital collage, typography, and mixed media. Error in Eden gives those pieces another life beyond a gallery wall.

Many of the designs begin as original artwork rather than T-shirt graphics. Some start as prints pulled by hand. Others begin with photographs, drawings, or digital collage before finding their way onto clothing.

The result is wearable art for people who find beauty in the strange, the damaged, the macabre, and the imperfect.

Some pieces have a story. Some carry heavier meanings about survival, trauma, pain, or rebuilding. Others simply exist because I wanted to make something beautifully unsettling.

You don't have to see exactly what I see in them.

Bring your own meaning.