Trudy Booty Patootie is, from the back, all rounded cream and soft chalk-white, broken up by warm tobacco-brown patches, a bold black spot, and a vivid pool of cornflower blue underfoot - the whole thing sitting against a peachy, warm sand background that gives the image a gentle, sun-warmed glow. Because the palette runs warm throughout - those sand and tobacco tones have distinctly amber undertones - walls in warm putty, dusty terracotta, or soft caramel work as tonal, analogous neighbours that let the print breathe without competing. For contrast, a dusty sage or muted eucalyptus green (pulling from the green outlines on Trudy herself) reads as a near-complementary pairing to the warm red-brown patches and gives the blue accent something to echo. Cool bright whites or stark greys will fight the warmth here; better to lean into an off-white with a yellow or pink undertone if you want a lighter wall. In terms of style, this print genuinely suits playful maximalism, contemporary folk, Scandi-warm interiors, and the looser end of modern eclectic - anywhere a room takes itself lightly and welcomes a bit of character. It belongs in a kitchen, a child's bedroom, a reading nook, or frankly anywhere you spend enough time to appreciate a cat silently judging you from height. Part of the Sketchy Strays collection - an "artfully dishevelled" gang of roaming characters with, in the artist's own words, somewhere better to be - Trudy pairs naturally with other prints from the series for a riotous gallery wall. A genuinely good gift for cat people who know their pet's cheekiest angle.

Printed on Enhanced Matte art paper using archival pigment inks, this is a smooth, gallery-grade stock with a soft, glare-free surface - museum-grade quality in shopper's terms, meaning colours stay flat and readable without the bounce of a gloss finish. That matte surface is one of the more versatile to frame: it sits as comfortably behind a slim black or natural-oak float frame as it does under an ornate plaster-effect moulding. At 28×40 inches (70×100 cm) - the single available size - this is a proper large-format statement piece, best treated as a room anchor: centred above a sofa, a bed, or a wide kitchen dresser where Trudy's rounded silhouette has the wall space to land properly. This print is also available as a 28×40 inch (70×100 cm) canvas, ready to hang with no frame needed.