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Caracal cats are medium sized wild cats native to Africa. Their delicate features have an almost painterly quality. The long tufts growing from their ears are in some languages even called “brushes”. What better advocate for artists’ supplies?
The ADimals series takes its inspiration from playful mid-century style advertising posters. Taking you back to a time when photography was rarely used in advertising and companies took a more humorous and artistically illustrated approach to showcase their products and services.
Burnt orange and warm terracotta dominate this print, supported by dusty teal, muted coral, ochre yellow, and a deep slate blue – a palette that runs entirely warm with cool accents held in careful balance. Those dominant orange-terracotta tones sit happily against walls painted in a deeper, richer version of themselves: think a burnt clay or a deep adobe, which pulls the whole composition forward through tonal harmony. For contrast, the dusty teal in the brushstroke swipes suggests a muted blue-green wall as a complementary anchor – not a bright or cold teal, but something greyed-down and earthy enough to stay in the same temperature zone. Warm off-whites and sand-toned neutrals also work well, their yellow undertones echoing the ochre present in the image without competing with the caracal’s vivid fur. This print is a natural for Maximalist, Eclectic, and Retro-Modern interiors, where bold character pieces are expected to hold their own, and it would sit just as comfortably in a studio or study designed along Earthy Naturalist lines. The confident, slightly witty mood – a sleekly illustrated wild cat holding a paintbrush in its mouth, regarding the viewer with calm authority – makes it an obvious choice for a creative workspace, an art-filled hallway, or a living room feature wall. It belongs to the ADimals collection, a series placing animals in unexpectedly human roles with a clean illustrative hand, and groups naturally with other prints from the collection for a layered gallery wall. It makes a strong gift for artists, cat lovers, or anyone who likes their interiors to say something with a straight face.
Printed using archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag®, a museum-grade cotton rag paper with a subtle felt texture, the surface is fully matte and glare-free – which means it reads clearly across a room without a reflective barrier between the image and the eye, and suits both the slim profile of a modern Nielsen-style frame and the deeper rebate of an ornate vintage moulding. At A4 (21 × 29.7 cm) or A3 (29.7 × 42 cm) it is well scaled for a shelf lean, a desk stack, or a position within a gallery arrangement. The A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) size brings enough presence to hold a wall on its own, while A1 (59.4 × 84.1 cm) makes a genuine statement above a sofa or beside a studio door. At A0 (84.1 × 118.9 cm) the print becomes a room-defining piece, the caracal’s gaze landing at eye level and filling the space with quiet, assured personality. This print is also available as a 28 × 40 inch (70 × 100 cm) canvas, ready to hang with no frame required.
