We like figurative work best when it comes with a little abrasion. The crayon flowers around this seated blue figure aren’t tidy, and that’s the point it stops the whole thing tipping into cute.

Hang it and a room starts to feel less serious. Walls that were sitting quiet get a bit of personality, without the place turning loud or themed.

It’s most at home in bedrooms, nurseries and creative offices anywhere soft light hits the wall through the late afternoon. Works above a low bed, a child’s chest of drawers, or a small desk.

Pair it with pale oak, linen bedding, cream boucl and warm white walls. Soft pinks, mustard and a quiet green echo back from the flowers.

On canvas the soft off-white reads warmer and the crayon edges feel more drawn-on than printed.