Frogue Fashion Cover Frog Art Print

Because the painter knew restraint, the deep red hits harder here. Almost everything else is off-white and soft brown, so one word of colour does all the work. Put it up and a plain wall suddenly has a personality: dry, well-dressed, faintly ridiculous. It earns its place in a study, a hallway, a dressing room or a downstairs loo where people stand close enough to notice the velvet bow. Keep the furniture around it calm — painted wood, linen, one or two cream ceramics — and let the frog be the loudest thing in the room. Don't crowd it with other jokes or busy patterned wallpaper; the humour lands better with quiet company. On fine-art paper the shirt keeps its soft, chalky finish.