Scribbled Maine Coon Canvas Print

By evening, the cat drawing stops looking decorative and starts working. Under lamplight the loose black lines gain weight, and the cat reads as a real presence in the corner of the room rather than a picture on the wall. Hang it on a plain white or pale grey wall where nothing competes: above a low sideboard, at the end of a hallway, or beside a desk in a study. It suits rooms with black metal legs, pale wood, linen upholstery and grey stoneware, and it sharpens up soft neutral schemes that have gone a bit flat. Don’t crowd it with busy pattern or other line drawings the scribble needs breathing space to hold its shape. As a canvas the surface softens the contrast slightly and the piece sits flush against the wall.