Yes, the Scandinavian illustrator knew how to charm a room and how to cut. The bird is cropped hard at the edges, so you get one huge eye, one orange flash and a beak like a blade. Hung up, it does the job a bright cushion never quite manages: it gives a quiet, neutral room one clear point of interest. Put it on a cream or clay wall in a study, bedroom or hallway, at eye level or just above a low chest of drawers. Pale wood, linen, black metal lighting and one rust-toned textile are all it needs. Don’t crowd it with other bold graphics let the blue and orange be the loudest thing on the wall. On fine-art paper the grainy, screen-print texture stays crisp.