Meet the Artist-Eli Parker

“Autumn always felt like a memory trying to speak.”

That’s how artist and designer Eli Parker describes the season that inspires everything he creates for Autumn Daydream—a seasonal design studio built around the quiet, haunted beauty of fall.

Eli’s work lives at the intersection of folklore, forgotten history, and the natural world. His illustrations carry the feeling of weathered books and long walks through foggy fields. Whether it’s the gothic elegance of the Cursed Botanicals or the eerie nostalgia of the Most Haunted Places series, every piece is grounded in emotion. These aren’t just products—they’re seasonal artifacts, designed to feel like they’ve always existed.

Raised somewhere between antique shops and overgrown gardens, Eli’s aesthetic was shaped by fading library stamps, dried leaves in books, and old houses with too many locked doors. Today, that sensibility runs through every towel, tee, and sticker he releases.

He’s not loud about it. He’s not trying to “build a brand.”
He’s just telling stories through flowers and fog.

When asked what Autumn Daydream really means to him, Eli simply says:

“It’s a place where the ghosts are gentle, and the design is intentional.”