Snack Conspirator Matte Art Print


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Oh go on then….get us some crisps…I won’t tell if you don’t!

Quarantine Cats! While the Apocalypse might well need 4 horsemen, the 2020 lockdown quarantine is better expressed in cats!

 

This print lives most naturally in a space that isn’t taking itself too seriously – a study where someone keeps a cactus on the windowsill, a child’s room that has outgrown pastels, or a kitchen with open shelving and a bit of personality. The palette is built around a soft powder blue with cool, slightly grey undertones, punctuated by warm burnt-amber spots that read as terracotta on the body and deepen to a bronzed ochre at the ears and tail tip. Those two colours do most of the work: the blue is cool, the amber markings are decisively warm, and that tension is exactly what gives the image its dry, conspiratorial charm. For walls, the cool blue undertone pulls well with a pale blue-grey – an analogous neighbour that lets the print breathe without disappearing into the background. If you want contrast, a warm off-white with a faint clay or sand undertone picks up the amber spots and stops a cool room feeling flat. A deep slate or muted charcoal sits as a tonal anchor behind the lighter blue without competing. This print belongs to the 4 Cats Of The Quarantine collection, a series with a wry, quietly feral sensibility, and it pairs naturally with the other prints from the collection for a gallery wall that rewards a second look. Style-wise, it suits contemporary eclectic, mid-century modern, maximalist, and playful Scandi interiors. It makes an honest gift for anyone who understands cats a little too well.

Printed on Enhanced Matte art paper – a smooth, gallery-grade stock – using archival pigment inks, the surface is soft and completely glare-free, which means it holds up in rooms where light moves around through the day without washing out. It is museum-grade in its material intent, and the matte finish sits equally well behind a slim black or natural-wood frame and behind an ornate vintage gilt frame, which the print’s earthy amber can genuinely carry. At A4 (21 × 29.7 cm) it fits neatly on a shelf or slots into a gallery wall arrangement; at A3 (29.7 × 42 cm) it holds its own as a focused statement above a desk or beside a doorframe; the A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) has enough presence to anchor a larger wall on its own. This print is also available as a ready-to-hang canvas print at 28 × 40 inches (70 × 100 cm), requiring no frame.