Sunlit Swim Escape Art Print bold brushwork cutting shapes straight from painted

cutting shapes straight from painted paper when he could no longer stand at an easel — the energy of that gesture still carries the picture

Skip it next to busy florals or anything in clashing brights — the green wants room to breathe

the hard-edged blocks read clean

confident line of black type that pulls the eye up the wall and gives a child's space a bit of attitude

this kind of flat-colour cat illustration belonged to another kind of home — kitchen tea-towels

Sunlit Swim Escape Art Print bold brushwork cutting shapes straight from paintedToo much beige. Not enough deep green. This fixes that. What changes when this goes up: the room finally has a focal point that isn't another neutral. The green pulls the eye, the swimmers give it a story, and the loose brushwork keeps everything feeling relaxed rather than precious. Where to hang it: above a bed, above a bath, above a long sideboard, or on the wall you see first when you walk in. It needs a bit of breathing room either side don't