Bert Hooijer
Digital artist
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Pairing colour contrasts
When an artwork features vivid hues against a dark backdrop, balance the intensity with neutral surroundings. Soft greys, warm taupes, or creamy whites in your furnishings let the colours stand out without competing. The vibrant teal and green tones in Alien Fruit v1 work well in rooms with understated furniture and natural textures.
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Finding the right room
Botanical illustrations with soft, earthy tones suit calmer spaces where you want a sense of quiet elegance. Bathrooms, bedrooms, and hallways are natural fits for these delicate motifs. The navy coral illustration Coral marine blue botanical illustration brings a coastal feel to rooms where you want to create a serene, timeless atmosphere.
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Working with intricate details
Complex geometric patterns reveal more detail when you give them space to breathe. Hang them at eye level in areas with good natural light, so the fine lines and layered structures remain visible. For example, the detailed geometry in Escheresque in Colour benefits from placement where viewers can step closer to explore its depth.
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