Scribbled Yorkshire Terrier Canvas Print

Not because it's black and white, but because it refuses to fade back. The lines are fast and messy, yet the dog reads instantly from across the room. Put it on a wall that has never quite worked — the stretch of hallway by the coat hooks, the gap beside a doorway, the wall above a small desk. It brings movement to a flat, quiet room without adding colour you then have to work around. Pair it with pale wood, painted furniture, black metal and plain textiles. Keep the wall around it clear; competing pattern or busy wallpaper turns the scribble into noise. As a canvas it hangs frameless and flush, so the drawing sits right on the wall.