Bert Hooijer
Digital artist
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Working With Warm Neutrals
Brown and taupe tones anchor a room without overwhelming it. These earthy shades pair well with natural materials like wood, linen, or leather furniture. They also complement soft whites and warm greys. The rich tones in Proud Lion show how these colors bring warmth to modern or traditional interiors alike.
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Placement That Commands Attention
Black backgrounds create a natural focal point by drawing the eye inward to the subject. Position these artworks where they won't compete with busy surroundings - think feature walls or calm spaces with neutral tones. A strong example of this effect is Looking Up, where the dark backdrop brings all focus to the subject.
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Choosing Your Format
Portrait and square formats are both popular choices in this collection. Portrait works well in narrow spaces like hallways or beside doorframes, while square prints suit balanced, symmetrical arrangements. Consider your wall dimensions and surrounding furniture when deciding which format works best for your room.
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