Ink Brush Cat Art Print

Hang this where the side-light hits and the black ink sharpens. In the right spot, the cream background warms up and the single sweeping brushstroke of the cat looks like it was painted an hour ago. It gives a room stillness without going bland there is real movement in that curled tail. Hang it at eye level above a low sideboard, a writing desk or in a hallway where you pass it slowly. Keep the company simple: pale oak or dark walnut, oatmeal linen, stoneware, black metal fittings. Skip the busy patterned cushions and the gallery shelf of colourful prints either side; this one needs air around it to work. On fine-art paper the dry brush edges stay crisp against the warm cream.