Spring Onions on a Blue-Rimmed Plate Canvas Print

Not because it’s blue, but because it refuses to fade back. A quick ink drawing of spring onions on a plate does something odd to a kitchen: it makes the everyday bits on the counter look deliberate. The green reads clearly from across the room, and the blue rim gives your white walls and tiles something to hold onto. Hang it on the wall beside the fridge, above a kitchen counter, or over a small dining table where people sit and eat. It sits happily with painted cupboards, pale wood, white tiles and blue and white china. Don’t bury it behind an appliance or a fruit bowl, and don’t crowd it with lots of small food prints in different colours. One clear voice is the point. As a canvas the surface has a slight texture and no glare, which suits a busy kitchen wall.