Tyler, The Creator’s Flower Boy marked a major transformation in his sound—lush production, bright instrumentation, and far more vulnerable self-expression. Themes of loneliness, identity, growth, and connection shape the album, making it one of Tyler’s most respected works. Its visual aesthetic, full of warm yellows, flowers, and surreal landscapes, is instantly recognizable. For us at Paper-Cult, the album’s mix of softness and emotional weight fits naturally with the style we aim to recreate in print.